I had created and executed a BPMN process using VSCode. I was able to run the process successfully. But on trying to import the SVG, getting the following error Unable to write file 'c:\Program Files\Microsoft VS Code\d:\Projects{mypath}\src\main\resources\Sample-svg.svg' (Unknown (FileSystemError): Error: EINVAL: invalid argument, mkdir 'c:\Program Files\Microsoft VS Code\d:')
Saw issue might be of write access, but unable to obtain it. VSCode version: 1.64.2
Added all bpmn and java extensions needed.
Have also tried starting and running as admin, provided the app all required write permissions in app security, still no change.
This seems to be a bug in how NodeJS's path.resolve resolves a different drive path.
This is how the path where the SVG will be exported is defined:
const svgUri = editor.document.uri.with({ path: __path.resolve(svgFilePath, svgFileName) });
By default, the SVG is exported to fileDirname, which is the path where your BPMN file is. But in this case path.resolve is appending this path "c:\Program Files\Microsoft VS Code".
A simple way to workaround/fix this is to go to your VSCode Settings and find the Kogito > Bpmn: Svg File Path settings and add a forward slash (/) before "${fileDirname}", leaving the setting with the value: "/${fileDirname}".
Or you can edit your VSCode's settings.json file, adding this property:
{
...
"kogito.bpmn.svgFilePath": "/${fileDirname}"
}
