[SOLVED] Standard SD library won't compile for Arduino nano every

[err_name_invalid]

Okay, for some reason the standard SD library (the one that comes with the IDE) won't compile for my nano every, and throws a goop of "not declared in scope" errors when compiling "sketchbook/libraries/SD/utility/Sd2PinMap.h" (yes I know this is a partial filepath). This code will produce the errors:

#include <SD.h>

void setup() {}

void loop() {}

Here's a link to the mess of errors this generates: https://drive.google.com/file/d/18scWPEvlfrki_ja6XvmrGw8d8KouGMCp/view?usp=sharing

[Juraj]

update to current version of the library

[err_name_invalid]

I have the latest version installed tho. Actually, I've got this confusing situation:

[killzone_kid]

Multiple libraries were found for "SD.h"
Used: /home/jack/sketchbook/libraries/SD
Not used: /home/jack/standalone/arduino-1.8.13/libraries/SD
Using library SD in folder: /home/jack/sketchbook/libraries/SD (legacy)

Maybe this is the reason?

[err_name_invalid]

IDK what part of this you're pointing to as an indicator of an issue, but it all looks fine to me. The only odd thing that I can see is the random "legacy" in parentheses, but that's likely because my sketchbook folder was originally created by a very old version of the IDE way back in probably 2012 when I started to get into Arduino stuff. But I very much doubt the old crust and barnacles are causing the problem here.

[Juraj]

delete libraries/SD

[err_name_invalid]

I deleted the lib manually, reinstalled, aaaand now it magically works! Thanks for the help!