Bug: STM32CubeIDE deleted all my source code (generate code on imported project)

Are you getting tired of this yet? I think the whole QA team got pink slips during the transition.

I'd try opening the IOC in CubeMX standalone and then generate a STM32CUBEIDE project, and then opening CUBEIDE.

I've had a similar issue when i imported a SW4STM project into CUBEIDE, then ran the IOC from CUBEIDE and all the files were wiped.

This just happened to me as well, even wiped out my .git folder so changes that I had staged or committed locally but not pushed to the origin server have been lost as far as I can tell.

Buy the latest car model (or NOTE7 or 737MAX...) and you'll anyway be a beta tester...

To concentrate on coding your own application, don't be distracted by blingbling upgrades.

This just happened to me as well. .git folder is gone and so are all my local changes I committed, but not pushed. Not a good first impression.

​I am in pain...

STM32CubeIDE 1.01 completely deleted my project. Just vanished. Beautiful.

Luckily I had 0 backups.

Thanks Guys!

Yes this happened to me. 2 month of work until I figured out that even Acronis did not backed up even once in 2 months so I lost everything. Is there a solution to get back code? I migrated from 1.0.0 to 1.0.2 but then I got error Upgraded to 1.0.2, cannot build project "stm32f1xx_hal_exti.h: No such file or directory"

Then I tried to upgrade cube from 1.7.0 to 1.8.0 and in the mean time I lost all my code.

Any help please? I tried to generate code with CubeMX but it just generated plain main.c without user code..

I just met the same problem with CubeIDE 1.0.2

I was generating the firmware after having edited the ioc file (using the GUI). CubeIde started downloading the STM32L4 driver, what I cancelled as it's quite a big download, and as I had already downloaded it, I wanted to install it manually.

After cancelling the download, I got a NullPointerException, and all files in the project directory where removed (including .git directory).

I'm quite tired of the amount of bugs in ST applications. I've never had so many problems with the IDE from TI, Silicon Labs, Microchip. I was really seduced by STM32 ecosystem, but since the abandon of the STD Periph library and the coming of CubeMx product family, I'm very sceptic about the ability of ST to provide developper simple, efficient and reliable tools for developping.

Just uninstalled the software again after having read this thread, I don't want to risk my files using an immature software tool...

I found this forum and thread because of several compiling failures I've never seen before with STM32CubeIDE. I had no chance to get my firmware, which compiled without any problems before in Atollic Studio, to work. And my previous installation of Atollic crashed after pugging out ST-Link and I could never start it again...

Is there a place to download the original Atollic Studio again for a re-install? Thanks for a link in advance!

EDIT: On the Atollic website, there are only "old" versions available (9.3.0 is the newest and is dated back to February 2019). Are there only updated versions in STM32CubeIDE available any longer?!

Sounds lacking firmware packs at a time may have lead to such behavior pain. Definitively a bug.

Sounds some improvements have been done fixing such issue Thanks STM32CubeIDE V1.1.0 just released on st.com