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When I attempt to build using Visual Studio Code Version: 1.85.0, Platform.io Core 6.1.11·Home 3.4.4 I see the following build failure:
Scanning dependencies...
Dependency Graph
|-- SensESP @ 2.7.0
Error: Nothing to build. Please put your source code files to the '/Users/dherring/work/sense/SensESP-blackwater-tank-sensor-array/src' folder
It appears the toolchain I'm using requires main.cpp to be in the src directory. I'll submit a pull request for consideration in hopes that is helpful here.
@Techstyleuk : I should mention that having made the changes I'll submit for your consideration I was able to fully replicate the results you demonstrate in the very helpful youtube video.
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@Techstyleuk as expected I do not have access rights to push a branch to generate a PR. I don't know if you want to consider granting that or if you'd want my proposed changes in some other way. Basically I added the src directory, moved main.cpp there and added more content to the .gitignore file, nothing very exotic. Cheers.
@dwherring yes, I didn't include the full project but just the Main.ccp and platformio.ini and after you have downloaded the #https://github.com/SensESP/SensESP-project-template you simply swap out the two files, but mian.ccp does go in the src directory. I will add that to the description - thanks
When I attempt to build using Visual Studio Code Version: 1.85.0, Platform.io Core 6.1.11·Home 3.4.4 I see the following build failure:
It appears the toolchain I'm using requires
main.cpp
to be in thesrc
directory. I'll submit a pull request for consideration in hopes that is helpful here.@Techstyleuk : I should mention that having made the changes I'll submit for your consideration I was able to fully replicate the results you demonstrate in the very helpful youtube video.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: