On 4/2/16 1:03 PM, Christopher Collins wrote:
FYI- I have updated the arduino repo with a fix for this issue. Summary
of changes:
* cherry-pick Marko's fix for newt 0.8.0-b2 from develop to master
(commit=9c8a5806ceebc4f30432ab6dcc647cf6f4bfbce4).
* Create a tag on the arduino master branch: mynewt_arduino_zero_0_0_0_tag
* Update the arduino repository.yml file to point 0.0.0 to the above
tag.
With these changes, I can build the boot loader and blinky for the
arduino zero pro from a new mynewt project. As I mentioned in an
earlier email, I was not able to test the generated code on real
hardware. However, the above changes are obviously an improvement over
the previous state of affairs, so I went ahead and pushed the changes.
Thanks chris. I tested it on real hardware, everything is working now.
As a general admonition (I don't think Chris broke this :-) It doesn't
matter who did tho:
When making changes to a platform as popular as Arduino Zero, that will
likely break compat, can people please TEST to make sure the release
version still works.
We will be adding automated regression on real hardware in the next week
or two - nonetheless, lack of this should not be an excuse for breaking
the release on what is likely our most popular platform.
Sterling
