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@cmaglie cmaglie commented Mar 13, 2020

It's useful in IDE integrations if we want to run the build but don't want to copy the build artifact in the sketch folder.

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@cmaglie cmaglie requested review from rsora and masci March 13, 2020 13:38
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Small changes, the rest is LGTM

Co-Authored-By: Roberto Sora <[email protected]>
@cmaglie cmaglie merged commit fbd35df into arduino:master Mar 13, 2020
@cmaglie cmaglie deleted the dry-run branch March 13, 2020 14:14
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Perform the build but do not copy the compile output file

This means that --dry-run does in fact do the compilation? What is the "compile output file"? Is it the compile logs or the compiled binary?

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I think I can answer my own question -- it seems to prevent a directory called build from being copied into your Sketch directory.

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per1234 commented Nov 16, 2020

@ianfixes note this: #1051

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