Hi,
I have a weird problem. I have encountered this both with a large in development project and now have recreated it with a very simple bare bones project. Both projects use a west.yml manifest file and their own workspaces. This is happening on a Macbook using VSCode and the nrf Connect extension. Here is what happens...
I have a workspace named "xyz-workspace" and within that a project named "xyz"
I updated the nrf revision to v3.2.3 in xyz/west.yml and ran 'west update' from the workspace folder
I then ran VSCode and it showed that I no longer had a build configuration. When I clicked button to add a build configuration I get a pop up with the error "Could not find SOC"
If I rename the workspace folder to "xyz-workspace2" (or anything else) and then re-run VSCode, everything works and I can add a build configuration, build and flash the FW.
Each time I upgrade the SDK version I must also rename the workspace folder for things to work. Is the original workspace folder name is being remembered somewhere within nrfConnect or Zephyr and is somehow tied to the old SDK version? Any ideas?
Thanks,
- Greg
