The project can store its data using in a fixed path length format that solves this issue.
To change the project definition file format for an existing project:
- Go to MATLAB's preference dialog
- Select the project preferences and set "Project definition files:" to "use multiple project files (fixed path length)"
All new projects should now use this format. To convert an existing project to use this format.
- Set the preferences as described above
- Export the project to a project archive. In the project toolstrip tab: select "Share->archive"
- Double click on the newly created .MLPROJ file. This will create a new instance of the project using the fixed path data format
If your existing project is under source control in Git, there are a few extra steps.
- Set the preferences as described above
- Export the project via the "Share -> archive" menu. MATLAB automatically converts the metadata folder to a "resources" folder, and all paths, shortcuts, etc are saved in this process
- Open the exported Project in MATLAB
- Copy the metadata folder in the exported project. Prior to R2019a, projects' metadata folders may have been in either ".SimulinkProject", or "_SimulinkProject". In new releases, the recommendation is to use "resources" as the project metadata folder which is the default in R2019a and newer.
- Delete the metadata folder in the original Project in Git. This folder is either "resources", ".SimulinkProject", or "_SimulinkProject"
- Add the new metadata folder ("resources" and all subfolders/files) to Git in the original Project
- Commit changes to Git
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