Unable to carry a build using "Add build configuration"

[Siddiq Habib]

Hi, 

I was following the beginners tutorial and things were fine till i reached the section to create a project from scratch. I was able to build this project as well.

When i tried the second exercise in the series, i find that no more i am able to carry a build by adding a build configuration.

I tried running some of the sample application as well, the issue is still shown.

When i hover near the terminal i could see a window which shows the following error.

nRF Connect Process ID (PID): 24500 Command line: C:\Program Files\PowerShell\7\pwsh.exe '-noexit' '-command' 'try { . "c:\Users\siddi\AppData\Local\Programs\Microsoft VS Code\resources\app\out\vs\workbench\contrib\terminal\common\scripts\shellIntegration.ps1" } catch {}' Shell integration activated Task is running

The following extensions have contributed to this terminal's environment: Git: Enables the following features: git auth provider

But if i were to give from command prompt  "west build -b nrf52840dk/nrf52840"

i can see that the build is succeeding, not sure what has resulted in this broken build system. 

Using toolchain v2.7.0

Please help.

[greg.]

Hi Elfving, hope you had a good weekend too. Here's the info:

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[Elfving]

Hi, 

So like this wall of info says, this might be sensitive information for you. What I would normally do, is to close this case so that only you and Nordic employees can see the case. However, since this is not really your case per se, I just realized that I can't really do that. So I would recommend that you consider creating a new case for this issue, so that the info can be kept private, but you do not have to.

Now back to the problem:

It might be that you've configured "nRF Connect" as the default terminal profile. Could yuo check if that is the case?

Regards,

Elfving