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alpha5 does not see boards from 3rd party core packages #215
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It's actually messed even more, somehow. The standard Arduino boards are preinstalled but don't work. Installing AVR board support (v1.8.2) worked but then again program couldn't be compiled for AVR. So even reinstalling boards doesn't seem to help. EDIT: cannot reproduce the issue with Arduino Uno anymore, so please ignore. Going back to 0.0.4alpha fixes everything - installed boards re-appear and software can be compiled. |
OS: Windows 10 |
i can see my boards in "arduino: daemon" when i search some boards.
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yup! It's a cli bug. I could fix this issue by downgrading arduino-cli in path of the IDE. |
Hey Master811129, can you share how you solved it? |
I just replaced an older version of arduino-cli (0.7.0) to this path (it will disable debug feature because the "debug" command has added since 0.9.0): |
Thanks for naming me, @Master811129. I am checking what is going on... |
Please help me out a bit. I did the followings:
I think there two separate issues here:
@joysfera, what do you mean by it does not work?
@Master811129, #177 was not part of |
Replaced arduino-cli to 0.7.0, bug persists |
@kittaakos please ignore my comment about issues with compiling for AVR (Arduino Uno). I cannot reproduce it right now. I admit I currently have a newer AVR core installed than I had originally so that might have an effect. Anyway, just forget that, seems like the AVR target is OK out-of-the-box now (in 0.0.5alpha). |
@kittaakos and @Tuzi07 , you wanted to see how to fix the 0.0.5alpha by downgrading arduino-cli? Look here:
This fixes the issue. Unfortunately I don't remember which version of
Perhaps it is 0.7.1 given its date - Dec 31. |
No, I wanted to understand what the problem is 😊 |
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@joysfera I tried doing what you said, but when I open Arduino Pro I get |
@Tuzi07 follow the instructions for |
Result for
Isn't it installed properly? |
You do not need this. The Arduino IDE and the Pro IDE are different things.
This is work in progress (#177)
You do not have to. The Pro IDE contains the CLI.
You can confirm it by starting |
Do you see an |
umm i think "MKR1000 board" is an official board I have problem with 3RD PARTY (non-official) cores: |
@Master811129, the original title was: alpha5 does not see preinstalled boards
We figured out, it is about the 3rd party cores. You have opened #177, you know exactly, it is not yet supported with the current release (v0.0.5). I am going to write down a short step by step instruction and add it to this thread, so you can force the v0.0.5 version to make the 3rd party core packages work. Be prepared, this is very much insider, but as I see you are eagerly looking for the 3rd party boards support 😊 |
@kittaakos thanks. BTW, until #10 is implemented the Arduino Pro IDE cannot be used most of the time (unless you are lucky to be OK with the default parameters). |
I started to work on that feature today 😊 I do my best to make sure you get all these much-requested features ASAP. |
Tried things out on Windows, 0.0.4 works |
NOW IT WORKS IN 0.0.6 |
Describe the bug
alpha5 cannot see any of the preinstalled boards that are visible in alpha4
To Reproduce
Expected behavior
All preinstalled boards are visible and usable.
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