Hey all, having an odd issue compiling my C++ project built in 4.24 using Visual Studio Community 2019.
My original project builds from source and runs from the engine just fine, however once I have shared this through git to any other machine (or even redownload to my workstation), it fails to build in VS, almost every line of code gets flagged for syntax errors. My guesses are that it seems like maybe the project is targeting a different Windows SDK ?Or possibly trying to use a different toolchain when the uproject is creating a new .sln? If someone could give some advice on how to solve this it would be greatly appreciated!
I have attached the error log output from VS for reference
Failed Build Text
EDIT: Solved the problem. For reference for anyone else who might run into a similar error (see original attached log file). When downloading from git the project directory was being renamed to our repo’s project branch. The branch name started with a number, which in turn cause all of the headers to fail when compiling, because a C++ class cannot start with a number. So I’m guessing the reference to each header was starting from project root upwards, thus starting with a number!