Fix core name not showing if installed.json is not found #1230
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has been updated with a migration guide (for breaking changes)Fixes a bug when loading installed cores.
core list
doesn't return a core's name if that core folder doesn't contain aninstalled.json
file and has been installed via CLI. Manually installed cores have their name correctly shown.This also affects the gRPC interface.
core list
now returns all cores' names even ifinstalled.json
file is not found. This also fixes the gRPC interface.titled accordingly?
Nope.
It might happen that
platform.txt
andinstalled.json
have different names for the same platform, thus it's not guaranted the name will be the same if those two files are not aligned.Fixing those platforms falls on their maintainers.
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