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Hello,
I have got two types of errors after component update:
First type is failure of loading assembly:
The instance 'RTC', of component RTC_P4_v1_20, contains an error. Failed to load assembly, 'C:\Users\(user accont)\AppData\Local\Cypress Semiconductor\PSoC Creator\4.1\customizer_cache\Downloads ( 4.1)_c7f833895850f9cf7a53bc51f9fc03188f983724cc4ac6f8c0d47bf7901b7cf4.dll'
Second type is failure of finding resx file:
Could not find a part of the path 'C:\Users\(user account)\Documents\PSoC Creator\4.1\Downloads ( 4.1).cylib\SCB_P4_v4_0\Custom\Tabs\I2C\cyi2ctab.resx'.
Both has happened right after the component update. Is there any way of fixing this?
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The suggested method did not work. After some struggle I figured that both workspace file and the central repository were damaged. I had to delete the workspace, recreate it, then I was able to update the components.
In retrospect, what has happened is that I opened the workspace twice, i.e. having two PSoC Creators opened the same workspace file. Then one of the PSoC Creator tried to update the components while other PSoC Creator is using the components, ended up damaging both the workspace file and the repository.
Strange thing about this is that the PSoC Creator creates temporary folder under
C:\Users\(user account)\Documents\PSoC Creator\4.1\Downloads ( 4.1).cylib
before it breaks, leaving the workspace file pointing the above directory. That is what the error message says.
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You can go to Tools>Find New Components -
Or can go to previous version of RTC component in Update Components option
Also provide us with your project to check the bevavior on PSoC Creator4.1 update1
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The suggested method did not work. After some struggle I figured that both workspace file and the central repository were damaged. I had to delete the workspace, recreate it, then I was able to update the components.
In retrospect, what has happened is that I opened the workspace twice, i.e. having two PSoC Creators opened the same workspace file. Then one of the PSoC Creator tried to update the components while other PSoC Creator is using the components, ended up damaging both the workspace file and the repository.
Strange thing about this is that the PSoC Creator creates temporary folder under
C:\Users\(user account)\Documents\PSoC Creator\4.1\Downloads ( 4.1).cylib
before it breaks, leaving the workspace file pointing the above directory. That is what the error message says.