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Nice! So, with a little help from Particle folks, I learned that the next step after installing was to use the MSCode Command Palette (Ctrl-Shift P) to invoke, “particle: create new project” Once I brought in some code that runs on the Photon, I used the Build menu to kick off a build. It builds. …

[image] sai_y: Do I need to download the source files of the libraries and include them? (as opposed to Particle Dev’s properties) Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+P [image] Particle: Install Library will have to do both. For cloud build it will use the project.properties dependencies but for local build it…

[image] marshall: c:\path\main.h:32:21: error: ‘Serial5’ was not declared in this scope You have set the platform as Electron? Check for "particle.targetPlatform": "electron" in yourProject.code-workspace Have you added the required include statement as noted in the reference docs ?

[image] seulater: When it was installing I noticed ver 0.7.0 was being downloaded. Are we forced to use 0.7.0? I can’t use that version as it causes my application problems. I still use 0.6.3. Switching versions is easy (although it may become even easier in future) Open yourProject.code-wor…

Are the release candidates of 0.8.0 supported? I’ve tried a few permutations of 0.8.0-rc.11 but says it’s invalid.

See this earlier post [image] peekay123: Note that for now, only toolchains for the released DeviceOS (not RC) are available for installation (eg. 0.7.0). But I'm sure efforts will be made to also support RCs.

In the command palette when you set your target device, if you are logged in, should it not show your devices? As opposed to having to know the device name or device ID and type it in?

FWIW, what I did (and worked) was: Click gear icon bottom left, select Command Palete, enter “particle” and select Particle: Install local compiler from the drop-down list.

It’s alpha so appreciate that it’s still a bit flaky at the moment, but hopefully this will provide a solid more co-herent platform for development and debugging. So are we able to open existing projects or do we need to start from scratch by creating a project and then importing previous files, an…

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hirotakaster October 5, 2018, 8:30am 35

Hi, my project compile and working well. Here is project build step with my library.

Flash "success"

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