New Contributor
New ContributorSeems you are passing the project path instead of workspace path; could you try "RiscFree.exe -data %CD%\sw_workspace" instead of "RiscFree.exe -data %CD%\..\sw_repo" ?
New ContributorOkay yeah I'm very confused on how this command is supposed to work. "sw_repo" contains my the source code, the .cproject, .project, .settings I want to import. When I'm in the Ashling RiscFree GUI/IDE, I click file -> Import -> Existing Project, and then I point it to "sw_repo" and this works: it imports the code like I expect, project is shown in the project explorer tab, I can build/debug/etc.
In the cleaned state, sw_workspace is currently empty except for a .metadata folder.
As a test, I tried manually copying all my files from sw_repo into sw_workspace (so now sw_workspace contains .metadata, .project, .cproject, .settings, .c, .h), and then ran the command "RiscFree.exe -data %CD%\sw_workspace", but I got the exact same result: "There are no projects in your workspace"
New ContributorHi,
Please note that I dropped a private message couple of days back requesting a screen-shared session to better understand your requirement and the exact issue you are facing. Could you respond based on your availability.
Regards,
Rejeeh
ModeratorHi sittinhawk,
I hope you’re doing well. I wanted to follow up and check if there are any remaining questions or concerns regarding this matter.
Please let us know if anything still needs clarification — we’re happy to assist further.
Thank you for your time, and we look forward to your feedback.
Best Wishes
BB
New ContributorJust to be clear, its required that the project needs to be imported to the workspace via GUI manually once before we try the command-line option.
