Compiling with different SDK versions...

Hi,

I've just downloaded the new SDK and did a test run on a project that had previously run perfectly (and has been live for some time) but which now crashes when I select a menu item.

Obviously, to debug, I thought I'd check whether the bug was just undiscovered in the previous SDK or if it is actually new... so I reset to use the immediately preceding SDK and got a compile error that the SDK is specified somewhere at a value that is higher!

THIS IS NEW! I have previously been able to swap SDK at will.

Where is the SDK specified? How can I swap back to an earlier SDK for testing?

ERROR: Device 'venu2s' requires an SDK version of 4.1.1 or greater to be compiled. The current SDK version is 4.0.10. Please update your SDK using the Connect IQ SDK Manager.
com.garmin.connectiq.common.devices.DeviceException: Device 'venu2s' requires an SDK version of 4.1.1 or greater to be compiled. The current SDK version is 4.0.10. Please update your SDK using the Connect IQ SDK Manager.

0 peterdedecker over 4 years ago

have you tried with eclipse as well?

in visual studio code there are limits imposed that you can't use previous sdk versions.

0 riedid74 over 4 years ago

With Eclipse, you have this message for VENU2 VENU2 plus VENU2S. All is good for F7 and EPIX.

You can't make a RUN, but you can make an export wizard. Curious