Closed san360 closed 1 year ago
If the logic app doesn't exist in the root project folder the designer will not work.
A workaround is to add a project subpath in the settings file
root
└─── LogicApps
└─── LogicApp1
└─── Stateless
workflow.json
<folderRoot>\.vscode\settings.json
"azureLogicAppsStandard.projectSubpath": ".\\LogicApps\\LogicApp1"
@san360
Have you been able to test my suggestion?
Thanks for taking the time to answer @yoHasse . Going to close this since there was no response.
This really helps, Thanks for the answer :).
This solution is not working for me, have the settings structured changed since this post?
This solution is not working for me, have the settings structured changed since this post?
Depends! Yes and no, it has changed when creating a workspace but other than that it should work as usual, tested this 3 weeks ago.
Can you explain/show your structure?
Or create a new issue to make sure that you'll get faster help 🙌🏼
@yoHasse are you able to provide a link to any guidance for a multi-root workspace file and logic app standard please? I'm getting the "Error in determining project root. Please confirm project structure is correct." error with the following workspace file:
{
"folders": [
{
"name": "Functions",
"path": "./src/Function"
},
{
"name": "LogicApp",
"path": "./src/LogicApp"
},
{
"name": "Deploy",
"path": "./deploy"
}
]
}
Does this occur consistently? Repro steps:
1. 2.
Action: azureLogicAppsStandard.openDesigner Error type: Error Error Message: Error in determining project root. Please confirm project structure is correct.
Version: 1.0.34 OS: win32 OS Release: 10.0.22621 Product: Visual Studio Code Product Version: 1.71.2 Language: en
Call Stack
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