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After installing the clangd extension in vscode, it asks to disable the C++ intellisense engine for it to work correctly, but after reloading the windows and trying to run "simulate robot code" or anything related to C++, vscode comes up with an error saying "no deployers found"
Im not sure how to fix this, but it seems like it has something to do with clangd extension disabling some feature of the c++ extension
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Well, as a neovim user, I generally use the command line, so I use ./gradlew simulateNative to run the simulation program. Perhaps there's an issue with gradle-cpp-vscode. I'll take a look.
Im not sure how to fix this, but it seems like it has something to do with clangd extension disabling some feature of the c++ extension
Yeah, somehow the CPP intellisense is conflicting with clangd. All you have to do (I'm 99% sure) is modify your $projectRoot/.wpilib/wpilib_preferences.json and set the "enableCppIntellisense" flag to false.
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After installing the clangd extension in vscode, it asks to disable the C++ intellisense engine for it to work correctly, but after reloading the windows and trying to run "simulate robot code" or anything related to C++, vscode comes up with an error saying "no deployers found"
Im not sure how to fix this, but it seems like it has something to do with clangd extension disabling some feature of the c++ extension
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: