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Project Builds not appearing in NCS

MJJ

nRF Connect for VS Codev2024.7.18 (pre-release)

Tried to select General Support Information icon and received:

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    Hi Michael,

    Are there any other issues that you noticed apart from missing build folders in VS Code?

    Did you have this problem previously? Have you tried closing and reopening VS Code and reinstalling the extension?

    How did you build your application? Was build successful?

    Have you tried building from VS Code terminal or from command line terminal opened from the Toolchain Manager?

    You could try building from command line and then opening existing application in VS Code.

    nRF Connect for VS Codev2024.7.18 (pre-release)

    If you used pre-release version of the extension, you could try to use release version and test again.

    Best regards,
    Dejan

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    Hi Dejan, thank you for the reply. I know there is not much to go on here so I appreciate the sugestions you have provided.

    dejans said:
    Are there any other issues that you noticed apart from missing build folders in VS Code?

    Not at the moment.

    dejans said:
    Did you have this problem previously? Have you tried closing and reopening VS Code and reinstalling the extension?

    I had this problem when using the release version of nRF Connect for VS Code extension so I tried the pre-release and the problem still exists.

    I also tried View -> Command Palette -> Extensions: Refresh

    I have this problem regardless of whether I close/open VS Code and open the existing applications. To be fair though, I have not tried from scratch to reproduce this again.

    I tried uninstall/install of the nRF Connect for VS Code extension, release and pre-release, same problem.

    dejans said:
    How did you build your application? Was build successful?

    I was able to successfully compile and flash all 4 build directories before my ability to view them separately in VS Code became a problem.

    dejans said:
    Have you tried building from VS Code terminal or from command line terminal opened from the Toolchain Manager?

    From VS Code terminal I can build the build_1 directory.

    Is there a different way to get a user report when the Generate Support Information icon results in:

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  • 0 in reply to dejans

    Hi Dejan, thank you for the reply. I know there is not much to go on here so I appreciate the sugestions you have provided.

    dejans said:
    Are there any other issues that you noticed apart from missing build folders in VS Code?

    Not at the moment.

    dejans said:
    Did you have this problem previously? Have you tried closing and reopening VS Code and reinstalling the extension?

    I had this problem when using the release version of nRF Connect for VS Code extension so I tried the pre-release and the problem still exists.

    I also tried View -> Command Palette -> Extensions: Refresh

    I have this problem regardless of whether I close/open VS Code and open the existing applications. To be fair though, I have not tried from scratch to reproduce this again.

    I tried uninstall/install of the nRF Connect for VS Code extension, release and pre-release, same problem.

    dejans said:
    How did you build your application? Was build successful?

    I was able to successfully compile and flash all 4 build directories before my ability to view them separately in VS Code became a problem.

    dejans said:
    Have you tried building from VS Code terminal or from command line terminal opened from the Toolchain Manager?

    From VS Code terminal I can build the build_1 directory.

    Is there a different way to get a user report when the Generate Support Information icon results in:

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