Source "xxx" not found hint

[zhiqiangxu]

It shows Source "forge-std/Test.sol" not found: File import callback not supported but if I click on it, it can jump to the target file with no problem.

But the error hint is annoying and might as well deserve an issue here.

It can be reproduced by downloading this repo.

[startswithaj]

I have this error constantly. If I restart vs-code it disappears for a while but inevitably comes back. Any tips on how to get rid of it/disable this?

[maikelordaz]

This such a bother. hate it every day, much more than the stack too deep

[BTBMan]

Same issue.

[peterblockman]

Tried:

• Created a remappings.txt file
• Added remappings in foundry.toml
• Included "solidity.remappings" in settings.json

No success.

[BTBMan]

Set "solidity.Monorepo" to false can resolve it.

[peterblockman]

It works! Thank you, @BTBMan. Note that I had to use "solidity.monoRepoSupport".

[juanfranblanco]

I think I am going to go back to solidity.momoRepoSupport = false as the default, as it affects simple test projects.

[zhiqiangxu]

How does this option solve the problem?

[BrennerSpear]

Wow I burned a few hours on this 🤕

[BrennerSpear]

Wow I burned a few hours on this 🤕

But now I'm getting no errors even when I use non-existent variables - maybe that's a different problem?

[maikelordaz]

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Wow I burned a few hours on this 🤕

But now I'm getting no errors even when I use non-existent variables - maybe that's a different problem?

For me still happens sometimes, but what worked for me is doing forge remappings > remappings.txt and deleted the remappings in the foundry.toml. That fixed the issue, but it appears again every time a vscode extension needs an update. When that happens the problem with the imports happen again and it dont say anything about other errors

[juanfranblanco]

@maikelordaz Thanks, so from all comments, it seems that it is not refreshing the remappings, when an update occurs, as those are invalidated.

[Metatronian]

Did a final solution ever came to this issue? It happens to me as described above. It lints my imports as wrong, but it compiles perfectly. Is I close and reopen VSCode it goes back to normal, but at some it lints them as wrong once again.

I have the remappings on foundry.toml, on settings.json and on remappings.txt. All the same ones. I don't know if that is better or worse