Installing cmake after launching VS Code results in claims of a cmake invalid location, forcing user to restart VS Code to proceed

[oursland]

Installing cmake after launching VS Code results in claims of a cmake invalid location, forcing user to restart VS Code to proceed

[oursland]

Related to #3570

[v-frankwang]

@oursland I'm very sorry that I can't reproduce the problem you mentioned, I uninstalled cmake installed on my machine and running cmake: configure command gives me an error, when I reinstalled cmake without restarting vscode and ran cmake: configure command directly the cmake project can be configured successfully, can you give me some suggestions?

Repro steps：

[oursland]

Hi @v-frankwang:

The steps to reproduce this issue may be observed in the following video:

cmake-example.mp4

This is performed when using the FreeCAD repository with VSCode.

1. Checkout FreeCAD: git clone https://github.com/FreeCAD/FreeCAD.git
2. Open FreeCAD in VSCode.
3. In a terminal, copy the contrib/.vscode/ directory to the repo root directory: cp -a contrib/.vscode/ .
4. The CMakePresets.json define the location of the cmake executable as conda/cmake.sh, which specifies the cmake binary within the to-be-installed conda environment. An error will be presented because this environment does not exist.
5. Run conda/setup-environment.sh to install the packages, including cmake.
6. Configure the CMake Configure Preset for Conda Debug or Conda Release.
7. Run CMake: Configure.
8. The error will again be presented as it does not pick up the now working cmake binary.