182 added --board-id and --cpy-version arguments for the purpose of using circup to install / remove libraries in a local project directory on a host PC rather than a microcontroller device. Before these arguments were added it was necessary to have a fake boot_out.txt file in the project directory in order to use circup, but these arguments allow you to override the values that are ordinarily read from boot_out.txt
This functionality is currently broken, likely from changes during one of the recent refactors of this library.
The utility reports finding the device and gets ready to install libraries on it, but then quits with an error about not being able to find boot_out.txt:
Found device at fake_project/, running CircuitPython 8.0.0.
A newer version of CircuitPython (9.0.4) is available.
Get it here: https://circuitpython.org/board/hello
Searching for dependencies for: ['adafruit_display_text']
Ready to install: ['adafruit_bitmap_font', 'adafruit_display_text']
Missing file boot_out.txt on the device: wrong path or drive corrupted.
182 added
--board-idand--cpy-versionarguments for the purpose of using circup to install / remove libraries in a local project directory on a host PC rather than a microcontroller device. Before these arguments were added it was necessary to have a fakeboot_out.txtfile in the project directory in order to use circup, but these arguments allow you to override the values that are ordinarily read fromboot_out.txtThis functionality is currently broken, likely from changes during one of the recent refactors of this library.
When you specify the override values:
The utility reports finding the device and gets ready to install libraries on it, but then quits with an error about not being able to find boot_out.txt:
I'm working on a fix for this.