Recursive includes don't add paths used by forcedInclude files

[sean-mcmanus]

Use a forcedInclude file that has a #include to a non-local file that is under a recursive include, e.g. if the includePath is "${workspaceFolder}/**", then the forcedInclude could use "#include <subfolder/file.h>".

Bug: The subfolder is incorrectly not getting added to the includePath for IntelliSense.

This was initially reported in bug #2610 .

[sean-mcmanus]

Fixed with our latest 0.21.0-insiders3. Setting C_Cpp.updateChannel to "Insiders" is another way to get the update.

[JJChasel]

Fixed with our latest 0.21.0-insiders3. Setting C_Cpp.updateChannel to "Insiders" is another way to get the update.

Does this merge in the latest win32 release? I download it but this issue still exist as follow

• Folder Structure:
• proj
  • someheader.h
  • core
    • src
      • test.c
    • inc
      • test.h

and where

// test.c
#include "inc/test.h"
// codes

When NOT force include someheader.h, it works will. After add forced include to the config file, it can't found test.h

[sean-mcmanus]

@JJChasel Thanks a lot for reporting this -- your repro is different from this bug's, but it's a regression, seemingly caused by the fix for this bug -- we'll try to fix it for 0.21.0.

[sean-mcmanus]

@JJChasel Update -- the bug you reported has been fixed for our next release...expected "soon".

[sean-mcmanus]

@JJChasel The bug you found with 0.21.0-insiders3 should be fixed now with 0.21.0.