Hey @DanielHurtubise ! Thanks for reporting, it’s quite unusual as we’ve been testing Speckle and used code blocks all the time. Also, Speckle is not using restsharp…
Hi @DanielHurtubise ;
I faced the same issue with Dynamo 2.13. But no idea whether it is because speckle Addin.
So, I installed diroots app manager and disabled all the Revit Addin. Then open the Revit and run the Dyanmo and the code block issue was no more there. Then I close the Revit and enabled all the plugins again and then I checked the dynamo code block. Everything is working fine.
For now you can disable/uninstall the Speckle plugin for Revit to get the code blocks to work again. But if you feel adventurous, I can share with you a local build of Dynamo that seems to be working well with Speckle
Here is a build of Dynamo that works with Speckle. Please use at your own risk and make sure to backup the original version of Dynamo in case you want to restore it.
Steps to use it:
backup and delete the C:\Program Files\Autodesk\Revit 2023\AddIns\DynamoForRevit folder (this is the current Dynamo shipped with Revit)
download my build of Dynamo from here and unzip its contents inside you favourite addins folder, like %appdata%\Autodesk\Revit\Addins\2023
start Revit and enjoy using your code blocks again
NOTE: you will see a couple of error messages when starting Revit about Dynamo missing, you can ingore them
Disable GenerativeDesignForRevit by moving it outside from the folder C:\Program Files\Autodesk\Revit 2023\AddIns; Your code blocks will start working again
Tried the fixes, and none of them worked. Are you guys sure it’s because of Generative Design? Even for Dynamo 2.3 in Revit 2020 where there is no Gen Design the code blocks don’t work…