add fqbn flag
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* Removed useless 'required' tag * Added fields for plugin system * Made LatestFirmware a method of BoardIndex * Fixed some linter warnings * Tools required for plugins are now downloaded * Created infrastructure for plugin based get-version Equivalent code changes, no changes in behaviour * Added FwPlugin object to ease access to fwuploader-plugins * get-version now supports fwuploader-plugins * Added license cache * Better recording of errors from plugins * Extracted function to exec fwuploader plugins * Small cosmetic changes - perform arg checks early - removed unneeded err variable in function scope * Another cosmetic change * Prepared scaffolding for flash-firmware command using plugins * Implemented plugin-based firmware upload * Using packagemanager to handle package_index downloads * Added additional index URLx flags to ease plugin development * Added missing license data * Allow file paths as additional 'urls' * Verify signarure only on offical indexes * Improve error messages and avoid panic in case of missing tool * Avoid double buffering of command output in getFirmwareVersion * Allow merging with overwrite This means that additional indexex are allowed to overwrite official boards. * Added plugin-based firmware index * add support for arduino/fwuploader-plugin-helper#9 (#174) * Created scaffolding to implement certificate upload via plugin * Removed useless variable * Avoid globals arguemnts in flash-certificate * Factored function to scrape TLS certs from webserver * Factored function to read certificates * Small refactoring in cert building subroutines * Factored function to encode certs as PEM * Added certificate flash support for plugins * fix licensed * Make board override less strict * Do not consider LICENSE files in plugins archive * Fixed PEM decoding... 🤦 * pass `-v` and `--log-level` to plugin (#175) * move vars to global * add support for arduino/fwuploader-plugin-helper#10 * Update cli/common/common.go Co-authored-by: Umberto Baldi <[email protected]> * Renamed variable for clarity --------- Co-authored-by: Umberto Baldi <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Umberto Baldi <[email protected]>
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This change in the interface allows more flexibility in the plugin:
We can now develop a plugin for a family of boards (NINA boards for example). Previously we the only possibility could have been a plugin for every board.
The flag is completely optional, and it is the responsibility of the plugin to use it or to ignore it.