RE: New project copy, in SDK 3.2.1

James Atwell — Sun, 11 Jan 2026 14:13:32 GMT

Thanks for looking at this. I figured it out. I was opening the Blinky Sample and it depends on which version of the sample that you open, as to whether it includes the src folder or not.

In ncs 3.2.1 there is an additional blinky sample in the list when choosing the copy option. So when I picked the second one, as shown in the SDK Fundamentals course, it is a version that does not include the src folder. C:\ncs\v3.2.1\nrf\samples\zephyr\basic\blinky

In 3.2.0, the second one is the version that does include the src folder. C:\ncs\v3.2.0\zephyr\samples\basic\blinky

Thanks again for replying, much appreciated!

James

RE: New project copy, in SDK 3.2.1

IoT-Dani — Sat, 10 Jan 2026 21:15:30 GMT

Hi James Atwell,

I just tried that myself with VS Code and ncs v3.2.1

- Created a directory and selected the directory within VS Code
- Chose “create a new application”
- Chose “copy a sample”
- Chose a sample — just to try — BME280 Sensor sample
- Chose where to store the application
- Chose “Add to Workspace”
- Trust the Author
- The source code was copied to the chosen directory like expected

At least within my installation, everything works like expected.

Kind regards, Dani