Closed Samuel-Zhang-Rheem closed 1 year ago
radurentea
commented
1 year ago Hi @Samuel-Zhang-Rheem,
You can have a look over the Working with multiple projects documentation.
If you continue to have issues, run the "Doctor command" in the command palette and attach the output here. (After running the doctor command, you will have to use CTRL + V to paste the output to a txt file)
Samuel-Zhang-Rheem
commented
1 year ago Hello Radu,
I follow you attached link, this is not exactly my question. Here is what I did: Step1. Use "view"->"command palette" ->"Show Examples Projects" to generate three examples: softAP, scan, station. Step2.Use "command palette" to build, flash to device and OpenOCD debug, each examples works fine. Step3. create "workspace", "add folders to workspace" to add softAP, scan, station to this workspace. Step4. within the workspace, I do "build, flash to device and OpenOCD debug", but every time, it works for the first project "softAP" only, even I point to other project.
Is there any "you tube" video explain how to work on multiple ESP32 VScode projects in one workspace?
brianignacio5
commented
1 year ago Did you select the workspace folder you want to use ? In the steps you didn't mention selecting the workspace folder.
You can select the current project by clicking the ESP-IDF Current Project Item in the Visual Studio Code Status bar or by pressing F1 and typing ESP-IDF: Pick a workspace folder
Samuel-Zhang-Rheem
commented
1 year ago It works for each folder in a workspace.
The display "Task" is wrong, that is bug? It always display "ESP-IDF" Build (softAP) even I build other project.
The Terminal display the right action.
brianignacio5
commented
1 year ago So the task works it just the display. I'll take a look
OS
Windows
Operating System version
Windows 10
Visual Studio Code version
1.78.2
ESP-IDF version
4.4.4
Python version
3.8
Doctor command output
Nothing
Extension
esp_idf_vsc_ext.log
Description
By using "ESP-IDF: show examples projects" to generate several example projects, each project works fine, can be built and download to ESP32 kit.
When I create a workspace, add those project to this workspace, then "view-->command palette" only work for the workspace, not work for each project. If I "ESP-IDF: build your projects", it fails: does not appear to contain CMakeLists.txt.
ESP project works fine in Eclipse workspace, how to make workspace function in VS code ?
Debug Message
Other Steps to Reproduce
NA
I have checked existing issues, online documentation and the Troubleshooting Guide