I'm running Arduino 1.8.9 on Windows, and the latest Teensyduino as of yesterday.
In the IDE, I can select and program a Teensy just fine.
However, using the Arduino Command Line interface, I can't see or select Teensy board kinds.
(This results in Visual Studio Code for Arduino also not seeing the Teensy boards.)
Other add-in board packages (like Robotis OpenCM) do show up, so there has to be something special about Teensyduino.
Has someone made this work? Is there a registry/text config file setting somewhere that can be tweaked to "fool" the ACLI into thinking Teensyduino is a "real" add-in board package?
In the IDE, I can select and program a Teensy just fine.
However, using the Arduino Command Line interface, I can't see or select Teensy board kinds.
(This results in Visual Studio Code for Arduino also not seeing the Teensy boards.)
Other add-in board packages (like Robotis OpenCM) do show up, so there has to be something special about Teensyduino.
Has someone made this work? Is there a registry/text config file setting somewhere that can be tweaked to "fool" the ACLI into thinking Teensyduino is a "real" add-in board package?