After the installation is complete, there will be a button "Open esp-idf terminal" under vsc, which will set the necessary environment variables, and you can use it directly afterwards. The py interpreter it uses seems to be installed by the idf framework itself

I'm mixing idf and arduino. First, I'm not familiar with concepts like usb-jtag/openocd. I wanted the esp32c3 to get configuration input from the serial tool, but once I used Serial.begin (Serial1.begin as well), the logs I output with log_x could not be displayed in the console (idf monitor). They ...

well, after using it for a while, I've gotten used to this process. thanks for your answer

Modifying cmake (for example, when adding source files or adding requires items) will cause the entire project's 1400+ files to be recompiled. Is this normal? I can understand that modifying sdkconfig will cause the entire project to be recompiled, which may set some constants and macros. Each recom...