Hi, > Once a target has been build, there are a number of helper functions that > work on the target. These are: > > download Download built target to board
Would install rather than download be better? download to me means download something to your computer not upload to the target device. > $ more repository.yml > repo.name: apache-mynewt-core > repo.versions: > "0.0.0": "develop" > "0-latest": "0.0.0" > > There is one version of the apache-mynewt-core operating system available, > which is 0.0.0 (we haven't released yet! :-) This version corresponds to > the "develop" branch in this repository. Given we have released a version why isn’t that being used? Also I’d feel more conformable if the the branch was the release tag rather than develop there less chance of user using un voted / un released code that way. > In order to upgrade a previously installed repository, the "newt upgrade" > command should be issued: > > $ newt upgrade Perhaps “update” rather than upgrade? Would it be useful to have a "newt outdated” to tell you what it will update? > - Not 100% sure if packages/repositories shouldn't be rename to > libraries/packages. May be some confusion with repositories as it also refer to the github repo where the code lives. Thanks, Justin
