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Could you be more precise on your setup? |
Yes, sure! |
Same issue. EDIT - although I can upload fine from the IDE, just arduino-cli throwing the program.pattern issue. |
@BennehBoy seems strange with arduino ide2. It works fine on Linux. Which target you used? |
Updated my comment, IDE works fine. arduino-cli fails. sketch.yaml: |
I second this issue. Saw recipe not found 'program.pattern' error in logs today. Didn't bother about it for some reason. And arduino-cli.exe process is dead. |
@BennehBoy , @SuppaTenko |
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Hold up, let me update it back to 2.8.0... It goes straight to read ECONNRESET, so i can't see my command line in arduino log. Verbose logging for both compilation and upload is active, and i also activated all warnings. ... Please tell me how to check my command line the right way if I'm misunderstanding something. |
@BennehBoy Could you test with arduino-cli 1.0.1. There is a lot a breaking change and probably linked... |
Will do as soon as there's a package update available for Arch - it's been flagged out of date since 1.0.1 got released. |
I've manually built arduino-cli 1.0.1 and re-tested:
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@brightproject Anyway, other issues appears, some variables values defined in the platform.txt are not expanded. I guess, I will not support the legacy Arduino IDE 1.8.x. Supporting new features and specifications from Arduino is not compatible with it. About the upload issue, I found the root cause, since |
Confirmed working, thanks. |
@SuppaTenko issue is identified and a workaround exist see my comment: #2415 (comment) Fix will come soon. |
Fixes stm32duino#2415 Signed-off-by: Frederic Pillon <[email protected]>
Fixes stm32duino#2415 Signed-off-by: Frederic Pillon <[email protected]>
as it is not relevant and avoid upload using arduino-cli. Fixes stm32duino#2415 Signed-off-by: Frederic Pillon <[email protected]>
I'm not entirely sure that this is a bug, but without changing it, I conducted a series of observations and experiments.

Also not entirely sure what is causing the crash, but initially decided to write to this community.
I have been using the arduino-cli and Arduino_Core_STM32 combination for a long time.
Some time ago the
arduino-cli
was updated, but there were no problems.I usually use Arduino IDE version
1.8.19
and update thestm32
andesp32
cores through the board manager.I could not install the
stm32
core using Arduino IDE version1.8.19
Updated the core via
arduino-cli
by entering the commandThe
stm32
core has been updated to version2.8.0
and when loading the firmware onto the boardgot this error
and in
arduino IDE
logI rolled back to version
2.7.1
- everything works fine on it.I'm not sure if I can repeat the error on other PCs, but version
2.8.0
doesn't work for me.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: