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No error should occur if i open up my homeserver via ssh and open a .rule file
Current Behavior
As i open up any .rule file, the whole rule file is marked as error with the error-text The type GooglehomeRules is already defined in googlehome.rules.(org.eclipse.xtext.xbase.validation.IssueCodes.duplicate_type)
Possible Solution
It seems that if i open only the folder openhab_conf in VSCode the error is gone
But i want to see more of my whole dockerized folders, thats why i always open up my docker_volumes folder
(openhab_conf is placed at: */docker_volumes/openhab_conf)
Steps to Reproduce (for Bugs)
Open VSCode (my docker_volumes folder is opened as standard and one level higher than openhab_conf)
As complete Linux/Docker/Container/Volume Dummy I experienced the same and was happy to read this solution.
It would be nice if you could start from eg "/opt/" and select from here the lower Docker Volume of Openhab "./conf:/openhab/conf" but on the other hand it is not a normal folder but a Docker Volume and the workaround is simple just add a second entry for this purpose (and yes I am sure the system will slap me on the the ears again the next time I forget to select this entry)
I'm randomly getting the same issue now. OH4.1 on Docker. Restarts, renames and re-saves sometimes fix it. Does not always appear. Usual file name is home.rules The type HomeRules is already defined in home.rules.(org.eclipse.xtext.xbase.validation.IssueCodes.duplicate_type)
Expected Behavior
No error should occur if i open up my homeserver via ssh and open a .rule file
Current Behavior
As i open up any .rule file, the whole rule file is marked as error with the error-text
The type GooglehomeRules is already defined in googlehome.rules.(org.eclipse.xtext.xbase.validation.IssueCodes.duplicate_type)
Possible Solution
(openhab_conf is placed at: */docker_volumes/openhab_conf)
Steps to Reproduce (for Bugs)
Context
This issue seemed to already have been discussed but not resolved
eclipse-archived/smarthome#4799
Your Environment
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