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July 30, 2024
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I cannot import file in Workspace

  • July 30, 2024
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I put this folder in the workspace with all the other projects:

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Now I have to import it as I have always done: file - import - existing projects in the workspace

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I cannot press on "finish"

 

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Best answer by TDK

You can remove (don't delete) the project from the workspace, move the folder, and re-import it from its new location. Don't think you can move it once imported.

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Andrew Neil
Super User
July 30, 2024

@luke514 wrote:

I cannot press on "finish"


You have to select something to import!

Either check the box next to your project name, or just use the 'Select All' button:

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luke514Author
Associate III
July 30, 2024

The problem is that it won't let me select it..

But I think I figured out why, there is a warning that the project already exists in the workspace .. probably because the folder name to import is different from the actual name of the .ioc project inside.

I lost an hour because I thought I was importing the wrong way.

I will update you

TDK
July 30, 2024

If the project is grayed out, it already exists in the workspace.

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luke514Author
Associate III
July 30, 2024

I put the project folder on the desktop, imported it and now it works. Perfect!

The question is ... I don't want the project on the desktop, I want it in the workspace folder with all the other projects (C:\Users\me\STM32CubeIDE\workspace_1.8.0\myproject) how do I proceed?

I delete the folder from the desktop because stm32cubeIDE automatically creates it in the workspace? (I did and it seems to have happened like this)

 

@Andrew Neil @TDK 

TDK
TDKBest answer
August 1, 2024

You can remove (don't delete) the project from the workspace, move the folder, and re-import it from its new location. Don't think you can move it once imported.

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