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You have to pack all your dependencies inside your snap. I would say, you allready did this, thats why you can see them in the unzip .snap file. When you install the snap on your ctrlX CORE everything inside of your snap will be availble at $SNAP. The directory where the snap is mounted. This is where all the files in your snap are visible in the filesystem (e.g. /snap/sdk-cpp-helloworld/current/). See also this documentation from snapcraft: https://snapcraft.io/docs/environment-variables#heading--snap You can see from the other cpp-samples in the SDK, that we are using the stage-package mechanism from snapcraft to pack our dependencies into our snap. Here for example the Data Layer client:  stage-packages in the snapcraft.yaml   If you do it with stage packages it looks like this (screenshot from the unziped sdk-cpp-client-arm.snap):   I think you should probably try it the same way.  Best regards,  Nick   ... View more

The scripts have nothing to do with connecting to the App Build Environment from Visual Studio Code.  Here you will find some general information on Remote Development using SSH with Visual Studio Code. Here you will also find some troubleshooting tips. ... View more

Hi Kiriki,  the App Build Environment is integrated in ctrlX WORKS since Version 1.14. It is not available in older versions.  Anyhow, you can just download the SDK 1.12 from GitHub and still use this version in an App Build Environment which was created with a newer Version (e.g. 1.20). Then you would have to download the SDK manually from GitHub and unzip it in your App Build Environment.  Best regards,  Nick ... View more

Thanks for the hint 👍 ... View more

Hi Dave some hints regarding your questions: I would create a method for MyProviderNode called setValue() to change the value of my provided node. That's way better as deleting and creating a new node. See my screenshot: setValue of MyProviderNode If you want to monitor nodes in the Data Layer, there is a better way then cyclic reading the variables: the Data Layer Subscription. In this case the client is only notified in case of changes, e.g. change in values. This mechanism largely reduces the amount of transferred data. There is also a sample for a Data Layer Subscription in C++ included in the ctrlX SDK (samples-cpp/datalayer.client.sub).  Best regards,  Nick     ... View more