Hi All,
I'm editing and updating code in the teensy framework, fixing buts, etc.
Is there a preferred way to check out all the teensy repos from github, and edit them, rather than use the auto-downloaded code from the Arduino/platformio tools?
My current method is using platformio command line tools, so I do this:
Edit some code and compile
Then,
And do edits from there. It's really kind of icky.
I'd prefer to
Then point platformio to this newly checked out place.
Any thoughts?
Thanks,
-Caleb
I'm editing and updating code in the teensy framework, fixing buts, etc.
Is there a preferred way to check out all the teensy repos from github, and edit them, rather than use the auto-downloaded code from the Arduino/platformio tools?
My current method is using platformio command line tools, so I do this:
Code:
# pio init --board teensy41
Edit some code and compile
Code:
# pio run
Then,
Code:
cd ~.platformio/.../framework-aurduinoteensy/library
mv Audio Audio.old
git https://github.com/clone my_audio_library.git
And do edits from there. It's really kind of icky.
I'd prefer to
Code:
git clone my_teensy_repo.git # <--- includes all needed repos as submodules
Then point platformio to this newly checked out place.
Any thoughts?
Thanks,
-Caleb