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Intermittent failure to recognize ports #573
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This is fixed for me by These are the relevant changes:
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I just downloaded version 2.0 RC7 No matter what I select as board I still get no ports discovered. Since it works for 1.8 i suspect there is a bug in 2.0? |
Hi @jegjessing. Please try this:
Are the ports discovered after restarting the Arduino IDE? I have been noticing this problem lately, but it is always fixed for me after restarting the IDE. |
You are right. It worked after restarting
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It often happens on my Windows notebook when one of the boards is the Portenta H7. I reopen the issue. |
Seeing this exact behavior on Linux. Restarting does not help. I'm already in the |
Is this still open? Any clues? I'm using IDE 2.0.0 and have also tried nightly build 20220920 and have the same problem: IDE starts, edits, works up to uploading, then gives "no upload port provided" error. No ports listed in IDE > Tools. |
Here's some more info that is above my paygrade to understand, except it seems that when I plug in a board, it is at first recognized by serial-discovery, but then immediately told to remove the port. I start the 20220920 nightly build IDE with terminal command ./arduino-ide, with no arduino board plugged in.
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Hi @jayrabe. I see you also posted about this problem over on the Arduino forum: https://forum.arduino.cc/t/arduino-ide-2-0-not-showing-ports/858267/8 We can use that forum thread for the purposes of investigating and supporting your problem. |
Very good. Thanks. |
If the board select dialog is listening on the backend's event, the frontend might miss the event when it comes up, although boards are connected and ports are discovered. Closes #573 Signed-off-by: Akos Kitta <[email protected]>
If the board select dialog is listening on the backend's event, the frontend might miss the event when it comes up, although boards are connected and ports are discovered. Closes #573 Signed-off-by: Akos Kitta <[email protected]>
If the board select dialog is listening on the backend's event, the frontend might miss the event when it comes up, although boards are connected and ports are discovered. Closes #573 Signed-off-by: Akos Kitta <[email protected]>
Describe the bug
From time to time, the IDE exhibits the follow symptoms when I open it:
However there are multiple detectable Arduino boards and generic serial ports on my computer and other times when I start the IDE the ports are detected just as expected.
To Reproduce
Command line looks like this when the issue occurs:
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(note that the ports were discovered even though not shown in the IDE)
Command line looks like this when the issue does not occur:
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Expected behavior
All connected ports and boards are always shown in the IDE.
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Date: 2021-10-06T15:50:55.015Z
CLI Version: 0.19.1 alpha [718bbbf2]
Additional context
Possibly related:
Unfortunately, the issue occurs intermittently (maybe once every 10 open/close cycles) and I have not been able to identify any pattern to its occurrence. I have not noticed any correlation with
I have never had this problem with the Java IDE, even when I check it at the same time IDE2 is failing.
Thanks to a tip from @RudolfAtHome, I learned that new ports are still discovered when the IDE is in this condition, including previously unrecognized ports after disconnecting and then reconnecting the board.
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