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Cannot use different solc version projects in same workspace

See original GitHub issue

I find that compiler.ts uses vscode.workspace.rootPath which is actually deprecated.

I believe this causes the extension to always use the solc compiler of the first project folder in the workspace. This produces errors or warnings when having multiple projects that use different versions of Solidity Compiler in the same workspace.

Using workspaceFolders might give a better result.

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Created 4 years ago
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juanfranblancocommented, Jul 26, 2019

Yes, my bet is on vscode to support it out of the box. I personally see myself needing those specific settings for those projects of different languages (solidity / c# / Nethereum) and funnily enough I guess common workspace setting for both for integration.

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sebastiantfcommented, Jul 26, 2019

Yeah, this could mess up things a bit; could be a lot of work. But I do think workspaceFolders[] could be helpful in some way.

Hoping for such a feature to be added in the near future either by support from vscode or as a new feature from the extension.