Azure ESP32 IoT DevKit Get Started webpage too old

[PascalBod]

The Azure ESP32 IoT DevKit Get Started seems too old and no more accurate:

• Azure Iot Device Workbench extension advises to install Azure IoT Tools extension instead
• the Arduino: Board Manager command does not appear in the Palette until a sample project is created
• when trying to provision the Azure service, VS Code console displays the following error:

System Error:  Failed to get workspace configuration value of key DevicePath.}

• one include path and the forced include path in the .vscode/c_cpp_properties.json file of the project created by clicking on the Open Sample button of the ESP32 Get Started sample project are incorrect
• the Palette command for provisioning the service is incorrect

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[Ogieeeeee]

Hi, I somewhat get the same error but with the MXChip. Everything worked fine for a couple of weeks but now all of sudden it doesn't work.

Steps to reproduce for me:

1. Open a sample project -- ( still goes fine)
2. Try to provision Azure services with the "Azure IoT Device Workbench" tool -- ( works )
3. Close the sample project
4. Open the sample project device folder in VSCode
5. Try to provision Azure services with the "Azure IoT Device Workbench" tool -- ( system error)

System Error: Failed to get workspace configuration value of key DevicePath.}

[Ogieeeeee]

Well, ehh ok.. the fix is:

1. Open the command pallet
2. type: open workspace
3. open the <name>.code-workspace file ( the file before u go in the Device folder )
4. ??
5. profit