Orkun Tokdemir
Orkun Tokdemir
@gcampbell-msft I have encountered this problem with the below versions. To reproduce the problem, copy the below kit into your `cmake-tools-kits.json` and try to build it. It generatres the below...
> If you're referencing env from the environmentVariables, then it's going to hit circular reference. I would suggest doing $penv{PATH}. I will try that. > Do you still have that...
@gcampbell-msft > If you're referencing env from the environmentVariables, then it's going to hit circular reference. I would suggest doing $penv{PATH} This fixed another problem we encountered but it didn't...
I didn't bisect but this MR might break it. https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-cmake-tools/pull/3887
> @OrkunTokdemir I don't have that specific version of Visual Studio installed, but when I modified the "visualStudio" entry to refer to a valid VS install, I don't see this...
@gcampbell-msft I'm further investigating because I tried to use `penv` on all platforms but It didn't work on Linux. I guess some other things are broken too. Does `penv` work...
@gcampbell-msft https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-cmake-tools/pull/3887 breaks expansion of `${env:PATH}` for Visual Studio kits and `̶c̶p̶p̶v̶s̶d̶b̶g̶`̶ in both `cmake-kits.json` a̶n̶d̶ ̶`̶l̶a̶u̶n̶c̶h̶.̶j̶s̶o̶n̶`̶
@gcampbell-msft I tried a little bit more. I think the expansion of `${env:PATH}` in `launch.json` might be not broken.
This might help ``` sudo apt install libltdl-dev ```