It might be a one drive config issue but lets confirm your are using valid libraries before you look at that.

If I create an empty sketch that simply has the following code, then it should automatically detect the libraries listed below.

#include <ArduinoOTA.h>
void setup()
{
  
}

// Add the main program code into the continuous loop() function
void loop()
{

}


result (all found in the platform, not user installed) ....
Using library ArduinoOTA version 2.0.0 by Hristo Gochkov <hristo@espressif.com> 
Using library WiFi version 2.0.0 by Hristo Gochkov <hristo@espressif.com>
Using library Update version 2.0.0 by Hristo Gochkov <hristo@espressif.com> 
Using library ESPmDNS version 2.0.0 by Hristo Gochkov <hristo@espressif.com> 

Note:
Your compile is not finding those libs, it might be that you have some older libraries installed that is causing confusion or that ArduinoOTA needs to be included before other ones.

Build this in a new project and post the output thanks

#include <ArduinoOTA.h>
void setup()
{
   
}

// Add the main program code into the continuous loop() function
void loop()
{

}

Great that shows the correct libraries being found.

I think the order of your includes are causing the wrong libs to be discovered. The order is important in the way that libraries are auto resolved.

Does your same code work in the arduino ide? If so please use file>preferences to enable verbose compile and submit the output.

Thanks

Thanks. 

please add a local board.txt to the project. its just an empty txt file called board.txt. the is a menu item on the "vMicro>Add Code" menu that does it for you or you can add manually.

add the following line to the .txt and click save. then try build and post the output if it fails

vm.preproc.lib-search.lib-in-sketch=all 

Thanks

Thanks, sorry I gave you the wrong property.

Please change the board.txt to contain the following instead:-

vm.preproc.lib-search.lib-in-lib=all 

Thanks

Thanks, can you zip and email your project code with link to this post? It will be deleted after test.

I can't see it. If the project has a ".vs" folder below it you can delete it. its large and is vs intellisense db that we don't need. Maybe the size was the issue?

Thanks for sending

can you provide zip of links to these libs

//#include "TestCommon.h"
//#include "Epos4Can.h"
//#include "ButtonHandler.h"
//#include "DFRobot_GP8XXX.h"
//#include "SymStatusLight.h"

Thanks for the files.

Can you try the attached entry to your local board.txt file in the project?

If it compiles as expected, we will update this thread when the fix is released which removes the need for this.

board.txt in the project folder. Use the vMicro>Add Code menu to add it or create it manually.