Hi @lucas_a.tx,
I closed the project window and created a new project (same config).
When opening the remove dev container, I get stuck. In the output I get:
[00-16 16:53:43.671] Initializing Torizon Extension
[00-16 16:53:43.701] Checking system setup...
[00-16 16:53:43.702] Docker seem to not be enabled for current user, this will prevent many of the features of Torizon extension from working.
You may add your user to the docker group or run the Torizon IDE backend with an account that is part of that group.
[00-16 16:53:43.703] Checking Moses ...
[00-16 16:53:43.819] Starting backend local instance running on port 5001
[00-16 16:53:45.997] Torizon Backend version 1.0.0 API version: 1.1.6
[00-16 16:53:45.997] Torizon IDE backend started
[00-16 16:53:45.997] Checking Docker ...
This is strange since I did add the logged in user to the docker group (with sudo addgroup <your user name> docker)
I also tried to manually re-create the image as suggested and this indeed creates the image (on both PCs where I had the same problem):
$ docker images
REPOSITORY TAG IMAGE ID CREATED SIZE
api-terminal_arm32v7-debian-no-ssh_bullseye_debug_570c1fcc-4af2-407c-8c3d-0c0cc39686db_sdk_image latest 9df51e8b9c80 10 seconds ago 1GB
Eager to see whether this solved the problem, I reopened the C/C++ project inside the dev container and the previous errors are gone. So this is the good news.
But I got other errors. So it is getting complicated with all the diferent things that went wrong. Without knowing whether there is any link between them (I also have another open thread that may be related: Torizon extension Visual Studio Code reboots module - #12 by henrique.tx).
So I think the best is to start with a clean installation of everything (Docker, Torizon and VS Code).
For Docker, I got a comprehensive list of commands to remove any trace from a previous installation but I’m not sure how to really get rid of all traces of e.g. the Torizon extension (and de Dev container extension…).
Do you have any hints on how to fully uninstall Torizon and Dev container ?
I’ll do this on the two Ubuntu 22.04 PC I have here. (One of them is for a customer who is supposed to develop its own application based on the API I am writing. I can only hope they will never get these kind of problems…)
Best regards,
Jeroen