Functions from protected directories are not recognized

[LeonardsWorld]

I am working on a datapack and am using Animated Java. AJ uses protected directories within it, and any other functions that reference functions in those protected directories are flagged as referencing a function that doesn't exist, resulting in an incessant error that I can't remove. Please at least add the ability to dismiss errors, or the ability to flag a folder so it doesn't have any error messages.

[NeunEinser]

What do you mean by "protected directory"?

[TheAfroOfDoom]

probably this? https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/defender-endpoint/controlled-folders#windows-system-folders-are-protected-by-default

[LeonardsWorld]

yeah

[misode]

@LeonardsWorld Can you give us a way to reproduce the issue? I still have no idea why some of the folders in your data pack are "protected".

[LeonardsWorld]

make a project using the Animated Java plugin for Blockbench for 1.20 (the folder names aren't fully updated to 1.21 yet so this is easier), set it up, export it to a datapack, then open any function within the animated_java/functions directory that references another function in VSC.

[misode]

It seems to work fine for me

[TheAfroOfDoom]

@LeonardsWorld

AJ uses protected directories within it

i don't know what this means i think this is not true. (do you mean the zzzzzz/ directories? those aren't "protected")

using the Animated Java plugin for Blockbench for 1.20

if you are using the AJ beta (mc 1.20 and prior) with 1.21+ functions, you are going to get issues.

if you want to use 1.21 with AJ you need to use the 1.0.0 prereleases. latest: https://github.com/Animated-Java/animated-java/releases/tag/v1.0.0-pre11

let us know if this resolves your problem. nothing specific to AJ should break Spyglass (it hasn't for me)

[LeonardsWorld]

alright. I think I'm just doing something wrong, but it would be convenient to have an error dismissal feature.