I installed TorizonCore Builder VS Code Extension in Ubuntu 22.04
and I read this doc.
When I press F1 or CTRL+SHIFT+P, the item Torizon/TorizonCore Builder is not available.
If I install the extension in Windows (under WSL), it has other issues (see other topics), but the command is there
Hi @vix ,
I believe that on ApolloX you use TorizonCore Builder by creating a new project from one of our templates:
Once that’s done you can change tcbuild.yaml to your liking then build the custom image by running task tcb-build:
See if this helps you.
Best regards,
Lucas Akira
Hello @lucas_a.tx
thank you.
Following your suggestion I’ve able to create a TorizonCore Builder project in Ubuntu 22.04.
Is it expected that F1 >> Torizon/TorizonCore Builder is available when ApolloX v0.0.66 is installed in WSL2 (Ubuntu-22.04), but not when it’s installed in native Ubuuntu 22.04?
Hi @vix ,
Is it expected that
F1 >> Torizon/TorizonCore Builderis available when ApolloX v0.0.66 is installed in WSL2 (Ubuntu-22.04), but not when it’s installed in native Ubuuntu 22.04?
It shouldn’t be expected on any OS, because that option in the command palette is for version 1 of the extension, not ApolloX. I noticed you also tried following our article on TorizonCore Builder integrated with VSCode, but that also corresponds to V1 and doesn’t apply to V2/ApolloX.
Given that ApolloX is still under development, as of writing this we don’t have any documentation about it in our developer site. Sorry for the confusion.
You can find a temporary documentation about ApolloX here: GitHub - toradex/torizon-experimental-torizon-ide-v2-docs: VS Code Torizon Integrated Development Environment Documentation.
Maybe V1 of the extension is installed on WSL and not on your Ubuntu machine. This could explain why you saw the command palette option on the former and not on the latter.
Hope I was able to clarify this.
Best regards,
Lucas Akira
Yes, V1 was installed.
I removed it and now the behavior is consistent.
Thanks
Glad I was able to help!
Best regards,
Lucas Akira
