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Please check doc Writing a Library for Arduino. And there is also a fix #946 (Support custom libraries with portable version of Arduino) to fix intellisense issue with custom libraries.
Please check doc Writing a Library for Arduino. And there is also a fix #946 (Support custom libraries with portable version of Arduino) to fix intellisense issue with custom libraries.
Thanks @hellyzh I ended up dividing my project structure. Created a Repo for the library and used it on Documents/Arduino/Libraries and created another Repo for the .ino file
The main concern I was talking about was that the path for Libraries cannot be changed but this workaround is not so critical.
I am writing a Sketch that uses a custom library that I wrote in the same folder.
At the moment of try verify the Sketch the compiler cannot find the header file (.h) for the library that I wrote.
In Arduino IDE this can be solved by changing the project path.
Here we don't have anyway to change the project path for the compiler.
Here is my project structure right now

Inside the c_cpp_properties.json I have wrote the project path on both Arduino and Arduino-avr-standart configurations but got no results.
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