Incorrect Runtime used by compiler after switching git branches

[mjmatthiesen]

Straight forward bug. I was on a branch that had app file with runtime 4.0 for the bc15 version.

I switched to the current branch, which uses runtime 5.0. The app will not build, because the compiler is stuck on the previous runtime version. I assume it's using some sort of cache. This needs to be disabled or at least cleared whenever we switch branches.

Currently I have to reload vs code in its entirety to get this to compile correctly after I switch branches.

Describe the bug
Switch from git branch with a different runtime than what you need. Then try and compile.

Expected behaviour
Compile successfully as runtime is valid.

Screenshots
See above.

5. Versions:

• AL Language: 6.0

• Business Central: 17.0

[dzzzb]

This also seems broken simply when you change the runtime in app.json; I have to close/reopen VS Code to get relevant diagnostics for the new value of the runtime key.

[github-actions]

Hi,

Many thanks for raising this issue. Unfortunately we have not been able to get to this issue as soon as we'd have liked. Since it has been a long time since this issue was last updated, it is possible that this has been fixed by a newer release of Business Central and the AL extension for Visual Studio Code. We have thus decided to close it.

If the issue still affects you on the latest insider build of Business Central, please help us and open a new issue for us with the latest steps to reproduce the issue, and link back to this closed issue to track any comments or discussions.

Thanks,
Thaddeus