Visual Studio Code settings precedence maybe you need to update the projects .vscode/settings.json.

You can check with `ESP-IDF: Doctor command` the value being used.

@espdorian In vscode, there is a settings system that project's .vscode/settings.json overwrite the workspace settings.json which override the user settings.json as explained in Visual Studio Code settings precedence @Souhail Have you check the value of `idf.openOcdConfigs` also called `List of conf...

Hey @espdorian What is the value of idf.openOcdConfigs also called List of configuration files inside OpenOCD Scripts directory in Preferences: Open Settings (UI) ?

Hi @ lukehoersten sorry about the build issue. With regards to your problem, means you can't add the HomeKit_path to your build ? Where are you defining the HOMEKIT_PATH variable ? is it a global system environment variable or extension specific env variable ? Is there any error in the build output ?

Hey Matan. Can you provide the steps you used to get this error? Did you make sure to build the project after creating the project with ESP-IDF: Build your project . Maybe you are trying to build from a container folder instead of the project folder itself ? In Visual Studio Code, open <my_project_p...

The CMake extension doesn't share Espressif extension settings. Maybe add the value of idf.espIdfPath to CMake Environment variables by searching for cmake.buildEnvironment in your Visual Studio Code settings ?

It seems pip is not part of the virtual environment created in WSL 2 Can you try to search pip in /home/tim/.espressif/python_env/idf4.2_py3.8_env/bin/ maybe it is missing. You can either delete and re make the virtual environment (pip should be included when created with virtualenv or venv) or inst...

How are you building ?

Are you using the extension commands to build ? Press menu View -> Command Palette -> type ESP-IDF: Build your project

Please review Vscode extension commands

Hi guys apparently this is broken in the latest vscode version, we should have a fix already in GitHub master and will release a new version in marketplace soon.

In the meantime, maybe you can try using the GitHub master VSIX installer here ?

Hi @espdorian I'm sorry to hear about the vscode debug problems. We are working on some tutorial documentation to set this up. I will tag you when released to see if it helps somehow or you can also post a GitHub Issue so we can explore what the problem is. With regards to Eclipse, have you review o...