Construct mission on VSCode unnecessarilly covers the code of Unreal Engine itself

VSCode on my env from a mission, setting of which is auto-generated from Unreal Engine, tries to construct the code of Unreal Engine itself, which incorporates greater than 2,000 information and taking ceaselessly.

I assume (re-)constructing UE itself from a .uproject shouldn’t be wanted, and even flawed. In a udemy course I am taking the lecturer confirmed the construct course of the place solely 9 information are constructed and took solely a minute.

• On a .uproject on UE5, clicked Instruments -> New C++ Class then selected Actor.

• Instruments -> Open Visible Studio Code, which popped up VSC GUI after some time of producing the VSC setting.

• On VSC, Terminal -> Run Construct Job then selected %PROJ-NAMEpercentEditor Linux Growth Construct (instruted to do that within the MOOC course on udemy)

  • On the “Explorer” pane on the left on VSC, I do see a folder UE5, which references to the git repo of Unreal Engine talked about above. This path sits OUTSIDE of this VSC mission, and I did not do something to incorporate it within the VSC mission.
  • I do see certainly the UE5 folder in VSC setting.

    $ head -20 UnrealLearningKit.code-workspace 
    {
            "folders": [
                    {
                            "name": "UnrealLearningKit",
                            "path": "."
                    },
                    {
                            "name": "UE5",
                            "path": "/home/noodler/pg/unreal-engine/UnrealEngine"
                    }
            ],
            "settings": {
                    "typescript.tsc.autoDetect": "off",
                    "npm.autoDetect": "off",
                    "terminal.built-in.env.linux": {
                            "PATH": "/residence/noodler/pg/unreal-engine/UnrealEngine/Engine/Binaries/ThirdParty/DotNet/8.0.300/linux-x64:${env:PATH}",
                            "DOTNET_ROOT": "/residence/noodler/pg/unreal-engine/UnrealEngine/Engine/Binaries/ThirdParty/DotNet/8.0.300/linux-x64",
    :
    

  First strains on VCS terminal after the construct is triggered.

  Executing process in folder UnrealEngine: Engine/Construct/BatchFiles/Linux/Construct.sh UnrealLearningKitEditor Linux Growth '/residence/noodler/hyperlink/noodler/prooving_grounds/mooc/udemy_unreal-engine-cpp/UnrealLearningKit 5.1 5.5/UnrealLearningKit.uproject' -waitmutex 
  
  Establishing bundled DotNet SDK
  Working command : dotnet Engine/Binaries/DotNET/UnrealBuildTool/UnrealBuildTool.dll UnrealLearningKitEditor Linux Growth /residence/noodler/hyperlink/noodler/prooving_grounds/mooc/udemy_unreal-engine-cpp/UnrealLearningKit 5.1 5.5/UnrealLearningKit.uproject -waitmutex
  Log file: /residence/noodler/pg/unreal-engine/UnrealEngine/Engine/Applications/UnrealBuildTool/Log.txt
  Utilizing 'git standing' to find out working set for adaptive non-unity construct (/residence/noodler/pg/unreal-engine/UnrealEngine).
  Constructing UnrealLearningKitEditor...
  [Upgrade]
  [Upgrade] Utilizing backward-compatible embody order. The most recent model of UE has modified the order of consists of, which can require code adjustments. The present setting is:
  [Upgrade]     IncludeOrderVersion = EngineIncludeOrderVersion.Unreal5_3
  [Upgrade] Suppress this message by setting 'IncludeOrderVersion = EngineIncludeOrderVersion.Unreal5_5;' in UnrealLearningKitEditor.Goal.cs.
  [Upgrade] Alternatively you may set this to 'EngineIncludeOrderVersion.Newest' to all the time use the most recent embody order. This can doubtlessly trigger compile errors when integrating new variations of the engine.
  [Upgrade]
  Figuring out max actions to execute in parallel (12 bodily cores, 16 logical cores)
     Executing as much as 12 processes, one per bodily core
     Requested 1.5 GB reminiscence per motion, 14.91 GB obtainable: limiting max parallel actions to 9
  Utilizing Unreal Construct Accelerator native executor to run 2123 motion(s)
     Storage capability 40Gb
  ---- Beginning hint ----
  UbaSessionServer - Disable distant execution (distant periods will end present processes)
  ------ Constructing 2123 motion(s) began ------
  

  (For some causes the construct usually will get caught at this level however ultimately strikes on.)

• Manually eliminated the entry of UE5 in folders part within the .code-workspace file, then I did see the UE5 folder disappeared on the folder explorer pane on VSC. Then re-ran the construct from VSC however I nonetheless noticed the identical many quantity of information to be constructed.
• Deleted the .code-workspace file, re-generated VSC setting from UE5 however I see the identical.

• Unreal Engine 5.5.1, Ubuntu 22.04
  • UE is constructed from supply regionally and the git repo continues to be current on the file system, the UE executed from the constructed binary inside the identical git native repo.
• VSCode 1.96.2