Closed tinmodeHuang closed 3 years ago
These errors are "just" VS-Code specific that cannot find the includes.
so VS code of specific version is to blame for these errors
Not a specific version, but VS-Code is unable to locate the, e.g., boost source files. You can try to install Bazel extensions for VS-Code, but I am not sure if this will fix these issues.
there is still the errors after installing the Bazel 0.4 extension, did you developers also meet the same trouble that VS Code cannot locate these source files besides boost ?
These problems are generated by cpplint as far as I know. Maybe you can try to find a fix somehow this way.
it seems that the problems don't relate to cpplint, there are still the ones after installing successfully bark on another machine. the bark folder is opened by selecting file→open directory once VS Code is installed and configured with the extensions including bazel, cpplint, python and C++.
I'm thinking about what's wrong in the configuring process.
Under macOS (latest Catalina) and using VS-Code 1.54, I do not get these error messages shown. Do you have similar problems? @klemense1 @juloberno
besides, could you pay a little attention to #499? please
I close this issue then as resolved as it seems a VS-Code/Linux specific error. If you find a fix for it, feel free to share it with us!
in fact, the problem isn't resolved.
In face of the errors, is there any advices to give me? thanks ahead of time. I tried to modify the includePath-es, but it didn't seem to work.