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A requirement for using the arduino-cli is that the compiler archive must contain only one root folder. At the moment the compiler is packaged as a tar file from inside the top level folder, rather than including that top level folder.
@jasonkajita@geoffwozniak-mchp Would the simplest way to fix this problem be to update the scripts you use to build the compiler outputs and then kick out a new release? I see that in chipKIT-compiler-builds repo we have a 1.43-4 "Pre-release" (from Apr 24 2018) in the releases section (which adds GDB support) but we haven't updated the chipkit JASON file to point to 143-4 yet.
I'm sure I can just download each compiler-build .tar.gz files, add the top level folder, then tar.gz them back up and upload as a new release. But that seems like a poor band-aid. To update the script(s) so that they will always be built properly in the future, then do a new release seems like the better choice. But I don't know how do do that - we will need you to do it.
A requirement for using the
arduino-cli
is that the compiler archive must contain only one root folder. At the moment the compiler is packaged as a tar file from inside the top level folder, rather than including that top level folder.An example of how it should be:
Converting one of the existing builds is easy enough:
And of course the file size and SHA-256 checksum will change so the JSON file will need to be updated with those new details.
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