2025-07-15 12:58 AM - last edited on 2025-07-15 1:27 AM by Andrew Neil
Hi,
I encountered the following problem on two different computers with different versions of STM32CubeIDE. I select File->New->STM32 Project, then i select MCU or Board and click to Finish. Then pops up window called "STM32 Project" to fill up project name. Usualy there is "next" button to select another features, like which CubeFW version to use etc. But now, the "next" button is greyed out. Probably due field called "Target Project type" with greyed out option "STM32 Cube". When i hit "finish" button, IDE creates empty project without ioc file - in other words it does not open CubeMX to configure project.
I am not aware of interfering with the IDE in any way (plus I observed it on two independent PCs). I am including screenshots.
Thanks,
MichalVersion of CubeMX
CubeFW is actual
Empty project
missing option to use Cube
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2025-07-15 1:16 AM - edited 2025-07-15 1:16 AM
Hello @Michal Dudka
Please use the latest version of CubeIDE 1.19.0, the same issue is discussed here.
BR,
Souhaib
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2025-07-15 1:16 AM - edited 2025-07-15 1:16 AM
Hello @Michal Dudka
Please use the latest version of CubeIDE 1.19.0, the same issue is discussed here.
BR,
Souhaib
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2025-07-15 1:23 AM
Can confirm this with v1.18.1 on Win11-Pro.
Nucleo-F030 as target.
Maybe the key is that 'STM32Cube' is disabled in 'Target Project Type' - so it can only create an 'Empty' project?
Same issue here - confirmed by many:
Looks like it's a bug v1.18.1 - solution is to use v1.19.0 instead.
2025-07-15 6:49 AM
Sorry, sir, but this is not a solution. There are situation in which people want to maintain a stable ide version with the libraries from that version and so on, and updating to a new version can be not acceptable. Is there a way to enable the generation of ioc file on older releases? Btw, the 1.19 linux installer ( at least the debian one ) fails to write the appropriate rules files, so on a clean system the user need to manually copy the rules on rules.d .
Are there plans to release a more usable version that doesn't break the old installations?
2025-07-15 7:00 AM
read the linked threads - there are workarounds listed there.
See also:
2025-07-15 7:14 AM
Thx for your reply.
Btw all the solutions proposed end with "you should update your STM32CubeIDE to the latest version 1.19.0", and is the base of my question as I need to maintain the old 1.16 and 1.18 because our fw was developed on those and was sent to our customers.
Removing the . files on my platform has no effects at all, and changing the work area too has no effects.
So, seems to me a solution is not yet available, am I correct?
Regards
Filippo