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@cmaglie any hint on how to work with this flow when using |
it's very simple, change your
once saved the go tooling will ignore the dependecy written in the |
Thanks ! To build with latest
(because of:)
With the arduino IDE and arduino/arduino-cli#421 I can now build external arduino projects that were designed to be managed by PIO only. |
I see, well we're going to merge arduino/arduino-cli#421 so this will not be a problem anymore. |
There should not be anymore build errors in the master branch due to dependency on |
Hello,
I can't find in documentation how to compile arduino-builder from my local sources.
I can
git clone
thengo build
and it works.However when I modify something in
src/github.com/arduino/arduino-cli/
I can never get my sources properly compiled.Tweaking by pushing updates in an arduino-cli fork and updating github refs gives some results - my sources are compiled - but in the end this process fails to get to the final arduino-builder executable because of unmatching git urls.
Thank you for your help.
Edit
I understand arduino-cli is another repository, and that this tool is included in arduino-builder.
I would like arduino-builder to be built with my changes from arduino-cli.
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