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I have tried running it, by checking the box to use the CLI and
setting the address of where I expanded the executable into from the .tar.gz file
Note: I am trying it running on a Raspberry PI 5 64 bits, so I downloaded arduino-cli_1.0.4_linux_ARM64.tar.gz
I am able to build and upload sketches to the board I am playing with, which is a Teensy MicroMod.
This all works from a command prompt.
But if I insert the address to this CLI, most everything within Visual Studio Code stops working. Things like, trying to bring
up the board manager, or select a board, upload...
However if I remove the path from the setting: Arduino Path:
Then restart visual code, it downloads all of the indexes, and I am able to choose the Teensy, plus choose the port and settings and do a build and upload operations.
Thanks for everyone who supports this!
Kurt
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I have tried running it, by checking the box to use the CLI and
setting the address of where I expanded the executable into from the .tar.gz file
Note: I am trying it running on a Raspberry PI 5 64 bits, so I downloaded arduino-cli_1.0.4_linux_ARM64.tar.gz
I am able to build and upload sketches to the board I am playing with, which is a Teensy MicroMod.
This all works from a command prompt.
But if I insert the address to this CLI, most everything within Visual Studio Code stops working. Things like, trying to bring
up the board manager, or select a board, upload...
However if I remove the path from the setting: Arduino Path:
Then restart visual code, it downloads all of the indexes, and I am able to choose the Teensy, plus choose the port and settings and do a build and upload operations.
Thanks for everyone who supports this!
Kurt
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: