Just like the normal process, I generated the H7S3L8 project using CubeMX.
Then I opened the project folder with VS Code, and STM32 VS Code extension detected that it is an STM32 project.
But afterward it threw a problem.
It required me to manually configure the specific model of the STM32. It seems that the CubeIDE for VS Code extension did not correctly recognize the model.
So I just chose the NUCLEO-H7S3L8.
So I just chose the NUCLEO-H7S3L8.But when I click the 'Save and close' button, it just shows the clicked animation effect, and then nothing happens. The extension still can't properly load the project and perform automated configuration.
Why is this happening?
I am quite sure that other projects (such as STM32F401RCT6) can be properly recognized and loaded; moreover, if I manually go to 'Setup STM32Cube project(s)', the 'Save and close' button works normally for those projects.
It seems that only the NUCLEO-H7S3L8 or STM32H7XX series has this problem, or am I the only one experiencing it?
I speculate that this may be because the H7XX model project has three subproject folders: Boot, Appli and ExtMemLoader. And the extension is currently unable to properly load this type of project. So is there any solution?
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@nagelanping
Device detection works for me:
You have then to explicit all projects to get setup completed
Myself I'm adding at once complete MX generated project root folder which is including them all
