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Null Pointer Exception with no AVR Core installed #10580
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The issue still exists and archlinux users open bug reports/email me over and over again about this issue. I guess it is quite easy to fix, can you please have a look at this again? |
push Please are reporting this issue over and over again |
Hey @cmaglie thanks for picking this up! :) We are also using a light bundle: It is not fixed in the recent release, as users still reported the issue. You can reproduce this on a fresh archlinux install. The user folder must not have any arduino related content (like the avr boards) and the package itself should also not ship the arduino avr boards. |
if I build a light bundle from the tag
If I build from If not, may you send me a stack trace or something else to debug it? I'm having trouble reproducing it on the |
That is the error I get:
Maybe it got fixed, we will see with 1.8.14. When will it be released? Offtopic: Can you also have a look at arduino/arduino-cli#1265 please? |
It was fixed with 1.8.14, thanks a lot! |
Also see: https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/67452
The Arduino IDE should handle the case when no avr core is installed. I remember that worked before, so it must be a problem of some newer versions? Since not everybody wants to use the IDE with AVR we should not rely on it. Especially on archlinux I left the choice to the user to either use the upstream arduino avr core or the archlinux avr core.
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