Doing Arduino Builds - within editor

KurtE

KurtE

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It has been a while since I have done Arduino builds within sublime text.

Been doing sort of what I have suggested to others to "Eat their own dogfood", which was a saying from the management of a project I was on decades ago.
That is we should use the same hardware/software setup that we expect our customers to use... So been mostly using IDE 2.x...

But I am curious to maybe try out a version of the Arduino CLI, that @PerT posted about on the Arduino forum.

forum.arduino.cc

Call for beta testers: Arduino CLI sketch compilation optimization

TL;DR In order to help understand the context and importance of this beta testing initiative, I will provide some background information below. If you aren't interested in the boring details at this time and just want to get to the beta testing, feel free to skip over that "Background" section...
forum.arduino.cc forum.arduino.cc

So, was curious if someone like @defragster might have adapted their builds to use the CLI?

just wondering?
 
KurtE said:
It has been a while since I have done Arduino builds within sublime text.
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Same here. Been using IDE 1.x and 2.x - with 1.x used more often it seems.

Looking at linked thread - I found my account wiped after login with saved creds?
Not seeing overt usage - the TSET just used the IDE CMDLINE text and options.
 
defragster said:
Same here. Been using IDE 1.x and 2.x - with 1.x used more often it seems.

Looking at linked thread - I found my account wiped after login with saved creds?
Not seeing overt usage - the TSET just used the IDE CMDLINE text and options.
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Yep - I have gotten messages that your credentials are about to expire, and I have to regenerate a new one...
 
Found doc on the use of the arduino-cli.exe ... https://arduino.github.io/arduino-cli/1.0/getting-started/
In the end it resolved to the standard FQBN ... not sure about all the steps up to there? Creating a config and environment? Just a scan - wondering if it doesn't just use an IDE install but a parallel file set.
KurtE said:
gotten messages
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Saw something the other week and went and logged in? Back today and same credentials worked - but seems to have opened to an empty account - I had a post or two - not so much as you ... but nothing ...
 
defragster said:
Found doc on the use of the arduino-cli.exe ... https://arduino.github.io/arduino-cli/1.0/getting-started/
In the end it resolved to the standard FQBN ... not sure about all the steps up to there? Creating a config and environment? Just a scan - wondering if it doesn't just use an IDE install but a parallel file set.

Saw something the other week and went and logged in? Back today and same credentials worked - but seems to have opened to an empty account - I had a post or two - not so much as you ... but nothing ...
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Yep...

Earlier I found someone had done an Intergration 7 or 8 years ago:
github.com

GitHub - jacobrosenthal/arduino-cli: Arduino Build System for Sublime Text 3

Arduino Build System for Sublime Text 3. Contribute to jacobrosenthal/arduino-cli development by creating an account on GitHub.
github.com github.com
I have it installed, but now trying to remember how to actually set the command options

Been a long while.
 
Mine did as well... I think there latest update, checks the date... Their license back then probably said, it will allow you to get updates for 3 years... or some such thing.

Upgrade Policy​

Personal licenses come with 3 years of updates. After 3 years, you'll be able to continue to use the last version released within 3 years of purchase (in other words, licenses do not expire). Any versions released 3 years or more after the purchase date will require a paid upgrade to use.

Expiration Date​

Individual licenses are valid for 3 years of updates, but do not expire after 3 years. Only if you wish to use newer versions will an upgrade fee be required.
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KurtE said:
Mine did as well... I think there latest update, checks the date... Their license back then probably said, it will allow you to get updates for 3 years... or some such thing.
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Just checked and got a notice today that an upgrade license is required in order to upgrade to latest version. But as was said - still can use no issue just cant get any further updates after the 3 year window - which looks like I just hit :)
 
I see my licenses are noted: 11:38 PM 5/26/2021 and before that 4:52 PM 3/16/2017

Yes, just to limit access to Updates - though trying the access to the above build settings is when I saw it and the github notes didn't seem to work the same with current version
 
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