Libraries removed from `vhdl_ls.toml` still appearing in problems window

[pintert3]

It seems the VHDL LS is viewing bugs and errors in files that aren't even in my vhdl_ls.toml. This is so quite annoying cause I'm having to go to those files to fix errors that are moreover third party libraries in some cases. this is how it looks:

None of those files are in the active vhdl_ls.toml. Previously I had UNISIM amongst them, and it also had an error for me, despite setting it as a 3rd party. The common thing with these files though, is that they were all once in a vhdl_ls.toml file in another project. So I don't know why they are still sort of cached in the LS extension even after uninstalling and reinstalling. really need help.

Platform: Windows 11

[JHertz5]

Does this problem persist if you restart VHDL LS, or reload the VS Code window?

[pintert3]

Yes it does. It's been doing it for at least the last 2-3 months. Even tried uninstalling and reinstalling.

[kraigher]

There is no caching in VHDL-LS at all. Every time you start it loads the files. Just must be using the wrong toml file, check the log to see which toml files are loaded.

[pintert3]

How can I check those logs? Also, could it be related to why the is_third_party option isn't actually stopping lints for third party libraries? I thought it would help to silence them. It's like a lot of things are messed up somewhere.

[pintert3]

So after moving things around, it turns out the first problem was that when there are errors in any of the files in the TOML file (in this case some work library files not existing and vunit references not existing), it seemed to keep errors from other files. I have no idea why though. But putting together the vunit library well (adding missing *deprecated files and so on), the errors reduced to strictly those in the files in the work library. I'm at least glad it worked, though I don't think one error should pull errors from allover.

[pintert3]

So it turns out that after reverting the change I had made to UNISIM.VPKG to correct the unused variable error, it returns in my list of PROBLEMS window. So it's not all solved.

[pintert3]

Sorry for this. I finally figured out the perpetrator. I had an old .vhdl_ls.toml stored in my home directory. Hadn't noticed it for some reason. I was under the impression that the vhdl_ls.toml in the local directory was the first priority and would override any other existing. Documentation on VHDL-LS/rust-hdl says otherwise, and was the reason I had those old libraries. Thanks for the help, guys.