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Problem with FQBN handling for Custom Board Package with space in name #44
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If you don't have arduino:avr core installed,try install arduino:avr core. |
Probably the
probably you want something like:
or
anyway this field is taken as the first part of the FQBN and should be lowercase letters only. |
* Changing debug method to allow variadic arguments for simplifying debugging code * Using a enum class for improved readabilty on the currently used debug level * Adding function 'debugMessageNoTimestamp' to print a debug message without a timestamp * Changing bracing style to K&R employed in the rest of the file * Select your desired output stream for debug messages via 'setDebugOutputStream' * Adding missing header include guards
Add schema provided checks for library.properties url field
I'm using Ubuntu 16.04 x64. I have successfully installed my custom boards manager package by specifying a
.cli-config.yml
that looks like this based on reading other issues here:Then I do
arduino-cli core update-index
and it gets my boards package no problem.Then I do
arduino-cli core list
and it outputs the following:Now I'm trying to figure out how to compile a sketch using that package and I'm getting tripped up on the FQBN business. If I compile a sketch in the IDE and look at the build.options.json that gets generated in the build folder, I see this:
But if I try to compile using the following command:
I get an error message which makes no sense to me:
Maybe this has something to do with the structure of my package or naming conventions that needs to be corrected? But the fact remains, I have no problems using my package with the IDE, so I figure it must be a problem with the processing of the fbqn command line argument for the arduino-cli. Help / guidance appreciated.
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