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Ninja: not work to do

Hi!

I did a mesh trying to use diferent versions of a project renaming them, deleting the files inside the folder where I have my projects, putting inside other projects...etc. Now Visual is not working as always. One of the problems is the next one:

When I try to flash the application for a nrf52840 DK I get that message:

"Ninja: no work to do"

A few days ago I was flashing my board without any problem. Do you know what could be happening? Do I have to erase a "cache" where my old projects used to be?. For example, when I open Visual Studio there is the next warning message:

I erased Reloj_V3 project in the folder it was, but the message is still there. I dont uderstand why Visual Studio is looking for that project.

I am sorry for this message but I dont know what to do.

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  • Hello again!

    I found out why Visual Studio keeps looking for old projects after you've deleted them.

    If you go to File > Preferences > Settings > Workspace > nRF Connect

    You will find a list of paths that Visual Studio will look for. Your old project might still be listed here after you've deleted it.

    Removing it from this list solved the issue for me.

    -Einar

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  • Hello again!

    I found out why Visual Studio keeps looking for old projects after you've deleted them.

    If you go to File > Preferences > Settings > Workspace > nRF Connect

    You will find a list of paths that Visual Studio will look for. Your old project might still be listed here after you've deleted it.

    Removing it from this list solved the issue for me.

    -Einar

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