Error in determining project root. Please confirm project structure is correct.

[san360]

Does this occur consistently? Repro steps:

Action: azureLogicAppsStandard.openDesigner Error type: Error Error Message: Error in determining project root. Please confirm project structure is correct.

Version: 1.0.34 OS: win32 OS Release: 10.0.22621 Product: Visual Studio Code Product Version: 1.71.2 Language: en

Call Stack

extension.bundle.js:2:6446590extension.bundle.js:2:6446590
fulfilled extension.bundle.js:2:6445548

[yoHasse]

If the logic app doesn't exist in the root project folder the designer will not work.

A workaround is to add a project subpath in the settings file

root
└─── LogicApps
     └─── LogicApp1
          └─── Stateless
                  workflow.json

• Open or add the file: <folderRoot>\.vscode\settings.json
• Add the setting: "azureLogicAppsStandard.projectSubpath": ".\\LogicApps\\LogicApp1"

[yoHasse]

@san360

Have you been able to test my suggestion?

[hartra344]

Thanks for taking the time to answer @yoHasse . Going to close this since there was no response.

[VTVishwanath]

This really helps, Thanks for the answer :).

[coldeli]

This solution is not working for me, have the settings structured changed since this post?

[yoHasse]

This solution is not working for me, have the settings structured changed since this post?

Depends! Yes and no, it has changed when creating a workspace but other than that it should work as usual, tested this 3 weeks ago.

Can you explain/show your structure?

Or create a new issue to make sure that you'll get faster help 🙌🏼

[RobBowman]

@yoHasse are you able to provide a link to any guidance for a multi-root workspace file and logic app standard please? I'm getting the "Error in determining project root. Please confirm project structure is correct." error with the following workspace file:

{
  "folders": [
    {
      "name": "Functions",
      "path": "./src/Function"
    },
    {
      "name": "LogicApp",
      "path": "./src/LogicApp"
    },
    {
      "name": "Deploy",
      "path": "./deploy"
    }
  ]
}