VS Code problem

[dmradcilff]

I have a .toml file but every time I start VS Code I get this error. Any idea what I am doing wrong?

I do not have a .toml file in my home directory. It is instead at the top level of my project directory.

Error while loading HOME folder configuration file: The 'work' library is not a valid library.
Hint: To use a library that contains all files, use a common name for all libraries, i.e., 'defaultlib'

# File names are either absolute or relative to the parent folder of the
# vhdl_ls.toml file and supports glob-style patterns.
[libraries]
simulation.files = [
  'testbench/**/*.v'
]
module.files = ['modules/**/*.vhd']
ip.files = [
  'dpram/**/*.v',
  'rx/**/*.v',
  'tx/**/*.v'
]
top.files = [
  'source/**/*.v',
]

# Libraries can be marked as third-party to disable some analysis warnings, such as unused declarations
UNISIM.files = [
  '/opt/Xilinx/Vivado/2020.2/data/vhdl/src/unisims/unisim_VCOMP.vhd',
]
UNISIM.is_third_party = true
UNIMACRO.files = [
  '/opt/Xilinx/Vivado/2020.2/data/vhdl/src/unimacro/*.vhd',
]
UNIMACRO.is_third_party = true

[JHertz5]

Hi @dmradcilff, it's a bit difficult to read your toml file because it's been mixed up by the github markdown.
If you put three backticks (```)on the line above and below your snippet, it will format the snippet as a code block, making it much easier to read, e.g.

here is my code
# no markdown formatting

Judging by the error message, I would check that your toml file doesn't create a library called "work". If you can post the toml file as a code snippet then I could try to see whether I can recreate your problem.

Is the toml file that you posted located in your home directory?