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Fix log format Fix - add delay Fix - use same flag as arduinocli
Problem: Uploading the provisioning bin to a portenta Description: even if the upload gets completed, the errstream from the rpc client of arduino-cli is not empty. It contains this: %!w(<nil>) Temporary solution (hacky): don't check the errstream
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This PR introduces a command to provision arduino devices. It must be executed on a computer with an arduino device connected via USB. This command does everything needed to provision a device, including creating the device in Cloud, but also running the initial provisioning sketch that generates proper certificates to store in secure element. When using this command, you can optionally explicit the port which the device is connected to and its fqbn. If they are not given, then the first device found is provisioned. Usage: $ iot-cloud-cli device create --name <deviceName> --port <port> --fqbn <deviceFqbn> * Add local provisioning binaries * Add device command * Implement provisioning Fix log format Fix - add delay Fix - use same flag as arduinocli * Hack - don't check errstream from cli Problem: Uploading the provisioning bin to a portenta Description: even if the upload gets completed, the errstream from the rpc client of arduino-cli is not empty. It contains this: %!w(<nil>) Temporary solution (hacky): don't check the errstream * Split device create into cli and command Fix * Update readme
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This PR introduces a command to provision arduino devices. It must be executed on a computer with an arduino device connected via USB. This command does everything needed to provision a device, including creating the device in Cloud, but also running the initial provisioning sketch that generates proper certificates to store in secure element. When using this command, you can optionally explicit the port which the device is connected to and its fqbn. If they are not given, then the first device found is provisioned. Usage: $ iot-cloud-cli device create --name <deviceName> --port <port> --fqbn <deviceFqbn> * Add local provisioning binaries * Add device command * Implement provisioning Fix log format Fix - add delay Fix - use same flag as arduinocli * Hack - don't check errstream from cli Problem: Uploading the provisioning bin to a portenta Description: even if the upload gets completed, the errstream from the rpc client of arduino-cli is not empty. It contains this: %!w(<nil>) Temporary solution (hacky): don't check the errstream * Split device create into cli and command Fix * Update readme
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This PR introduces a command to provision an arduino device. It must be executed on a computer with the device connected via USB.
This command does everything needed to provision a device, including creating the device in Cloud, but also running the initial provisioning sketch that generates proper certificates to store in secure element.
When using this command, you can optionally explicit the port which the device is connected to and its fqbn. If they are not given, then the first device found is provisioned.
Usage:
$ iot-cloud-cli device create --name <deviceName> --port <port> --fqbn <deviceFqbn>