There are at least several show-stopper level issues with your nRF Connect SDK and VS Code for M1 Mac users
First not supporting the native VS Code app is annoying and forces us to use a much slower non-native Intel based build
Second - even after installing that, I'm stuck forever in nRF Connect for Desktop on « Checking if VS Code and dependencies are installed »
Third after going around that and installing directly in VS Code [ which incidentally seems to kind of work in the M1 based VS Code ] I get a lot of «
[west]: warning: templates not found in /usr/local/Cellar/git/2.32.0_1/share/git-core/ » warnings
Fourth - just with the basic hello_world sample app, compilation fails because zephyr.h and sys/printk.h are not found
Fifth - spaces and other perfectly valid characters in filenames/directory names are not allowed
Fourth - just with the basic hello_world sample app, compilation fails because zephyr.h and sys/printk.h are not found
Fifth - spaces and other perfectly valid characters in filenames/directory names are not allowed
I definitely / strongly prefer this to the SEGGER studio requirement ( which is annoying because of the licensing hoop and just because I don't want to use or mandate our developers use a specific IDE ) but there are a lot of issues that desperately need to be addressed before this is viable in production for anyone who doesn't have a lot of time and resources to burn getting things to work
