Hello NXP,
I just upgraded to a new major product release (11.4.0) which requires a full product installation.
To keep my development work, I pointed the new release to my previous workspace. That works fine.
However, all SDKs are gone.
The "MCUXpresso IDE Installation Guide" suggests that I manually import these SDKs from the installation directory of the previous IDE version:
"If you have installed additional plugins into your original IDE installation, then you can also import these. To do this, from your new installation select File -> Import -> Install -> From Existing Installation and point at the ide directory within your original IDE’s installation directory. Note:
that on macOS / Linux – this option will effectively run automatically the first time you run the new version of the IDE."
Seems this process is simplified on Linux and Mac but not yet on Windows.
It would be nice to have an automatic migration of SDKs on Windows, too.
I suggest that during migration, the user if offered to also update to a newer version of the SDK that may be available for use with the newer version of the IDE.
