There are some problems when loading the project with vscode

RE: There are some problems when loading the project with vscode

Joyop — Fri, 17 Jun 2022 07:13:14 GMT

Ok, thanks for your feedback, please keep me updated if there is any progress.

RE: There are some problems when loading the project with vscode

Edvin — Fri, 17 Jun 2022 07:00:52 GMT

The developers said they would look into this for the next planned release. I will close this ticket for now, but if you feel like it, you can reply in this ticket, and it will open back up.

Thank you for reporting!

Best regards,

Edvin

RE: There are some problems when loading the project with vscode

Joyop — Mon, 13 Jun 2022 08:15:47 GMT

Only one application and one build:

RE: There are some problems when loading the project with vscode

Edvin — Mon, 13 Jun 2022 08:11:46 GMT

Hello,

how many builds and applications do you have in the nRF Connect for VS Code plugin?

RE: There are some problems when loading the project with vscode

Edvin — Thu, 09 Jun 2022 08:38:56 GMT

Where do you used __packet?

Did you try building from the command line as well? Is "packet" found then?

RE: There are some problems when loading the project with vscode

Joyop — Thu, 09 Jun 2022 08:13:30 GMT

Thanks.

Besides, another problem came up today. When I use __packed, some problems are reported as follow. Is the compiler does not support __packed? Or it is just the IDE doesn't understand it?

RE: There are some problems when loading the project with vscode

Edvin — Thu, 09 Jun 2022 07:09:11 GMT

Other than checking for updates regularly (which I guess VS code does, and not the plugin itself), I don't think it is dependent on the network environment. I will double check this with the developers.

[quote user="Joyop"]Here are plugins I have installed. Is there any plugins that NCS does not need?[/quote]

click the one called nRF Connect for VS Code Extension Pack, which has the small "8" in the bottom left "corner". This lists all the plugins that are used by nRF Connect for VS Code.

BR,
Edvin

RE: There are some problems when loading the project with vscode

Joyop — Thu, 09 Jun 2022 01:27:39 GMT

Well, it does seem that long loading is abnormal.

Here are plugins I have installed. Is there any plugins that NCS does not need? I will try to disable it and test again.

Also, I have a guess, is it related to the network environment? Does NRF Connect plugin need to be used online?

RE: There are some problems when loading the project with vscode

Edvin — Wed, 08 Jun 2022 13:52:44 GMT

I agree that that is a bit on the extreme end. I tested mine, which takes ~15 seconds.

I have reported this internally to see if they have seen this before. However, I know that there are quite a few bug reports sinse the 2.0.0 update. So stay tuned.

Perhaps you can check if there are any other plugins that are enabled that you can disable. Perhaps they are trying to use the same resources.

RE: There are some problems when loading the project with vscode

Joyop — Wed, 08 Jun 2022 12:16:50 GMT

Hi Edvin,

Thanks for your reply.

I repeatedly opened and closed VS code several times and found that most of the time it took two and a half to three minutes for the NRF Connect plugin to load, occasionally more than four minutes .

Yes, NRF Connect plugin does work when it is done loading. Just curious why it takes so long to load.

Best wishes,

Joyop

RE: There are some problems when loading the project with vscode

Edvin — Tue, 07 Jun 2022 12:13:23 GMT

Hello Joyop,

1: When you say that it takes "almost 5 minutes", is that every time? Can you try to time it, and see if it is exactly the same amount of time, or if it is just a similar amount of time? Just want to check whether there is a timer expiring, or if it actually finds what it is looking for.

When it is done loading, does the NRF Connect plugin in VS code work? You are able to build projects? When you close and open VS Code, does it find the projects you were using in the previous session?

2: This is a known issue, unfortunately. If it is too annoying, you can hover the mouse over it and click "quick fix". I believe that brings up an option to disable squiggly lines. Either way, as long as the project compiles (and it doesn't give you any warnings), then it is just the IDE that doesn't understand it. The compiler understands LOG_INF() just fine.

Best regards,

Edvin