Hi all 

We have just started using VM in VS 2022, importing an existing Arduino project into an existing VS2022 solution.

No issues when we build the VM/Arduino project only, but when we build the solution we get a dialog box pop up 'Connect to Linux' (see attachment) and also then when we dismiss that dialog we get an error in the Error List pane of VS2022:

"There are no remote machines configured for remote builds. Please configure a machine using Tools | Options | Cross Platform | Connection Manager.      GeneratorController      C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio\2022\Professional\MSBuild\Microsoft\VC\v170\Application Type\Linux\1.0\Linux.targets      160"

Has anyone else had this/any idea how we can stop it?

Build properties attached but they are only output when building only the project; not the solution.

Many thanks!

James

Hi Simon,

Thanks for your help on this.

Yes thats correct - please see screenshot.

I've done some more experimenting - created a new solution with a new VM project (vMicro->New Arduino Project) and added a new net core Console App project as well.  When I build the solution with the INO file as the active document, it builds fine. When I build the solution with the Console App's Program.cs file as the active document, I get the Connect to Linux dialog appear.

I updated VS today - Version 17.8.3.

Many thanks

Hi Simon,

Yes thats what I've done for now, thanks

James