Can anyone help me to why it is saying this message?
PROS is split into 3 parts: VSCode extension, command line interface (CLI), and kernel.
The vscode extension manages installating the toolchain and cli, as well as providing a graphical user interface for using the cli.
The cli manages project creation/modification, building, uploading, etc.
The kernel is the api with you interact with to program the brain. Creating motors, sensors, controller input, etc.
There are many kernel versions as PROS is constantly updated to support new sensors, add new api methods, bug fixes, optimizations, etc. So, that message is from the cli searching through our repot depot to identify what all the available kernel versions are before allowing you to pick which one you want to use.
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It doesnt load for me. Ive waited for a hour and still nothing. It says “Fetching kernal Versions,” in the bottom right corner, and proceeds to do nothing. I cant make any projects with pros which means I cant code.
Try through the PROS integrated terminal, run pros c n YOUR_PROJECT_NAME . This will create a project using the latest version in whatever directory your terminal is in.
New to pros. We are having this same issue. Anti virus software on school computers (Black Cloud) seems to be flagging part of the CLI as suspected Malware. I get this message from Black Cloud…
PUP is suspected Malware and was blocked
c:\users\my.name.vscode\cli\intercept-cc.exe
Unfortunately, since its a school computer I can’t just disable it or anything. Is there a solution for this that you can think of? Norton also blocks the cli and toolchain.