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Hi @rontav , |
There are still some helper function to remove from utils packages, but the increase in readability is already impressive. There are some minor tweaks and small refactors here and there, but no substantial changes the code should perform exactly as before.
I don't know how to run the java IDE on the server, but on my machine (also Archlinux, Arduino IDE 1.8.8) it works. Here's the verbose output after compiling an empty sketch:
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Yep, my bad, I found the problem and commented here arduino/arduino-builder@f1631fd#comments ; I thought vendored |
👍 You're right. Thanks and good luck with this rewrite 😊. |
I think @SpenceKonde would like to be notified about this 😉 |
Update configuration environment variable names in docs
I would like to get arduino-cli running on a server. I want to compile arduino sketches for attiny828 and I use this core. I don't know if it's relevant, but I use LXD containers over an Archlinux base system install.
The arduino-cli version I have installed is
0.3.3-alpha.preview
.I am willing to provide other files and logs, but I don't really know how to debug this issue by myself.
Here's the sketch I used:
.cli-config.yml:
Output for
arduino-cli --debug compile -b ATTinyCore:avr:attiny828opti ./
:And here's a successful compilation for Arduino Uno (
arduino-cli --debug compile -b arduino:avr:uno ./
):Thanks 😃
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