Closed higaski closed 12 months ago
I just realized that ESP-IDF always comes with the latest version of the component manager... this is bad. How can I downgrade to whatever version branches and tags are still working?
Hi @higaski! I can reproduce this issue locally. We're preparing for a 1.3.2 bugfix version very soon. Sorry for the inconvenience.
How can I downgrade to whatever version branches and tags are still working?
Starting from ESP-IDF 5.0, the install.sh
will install the latest versions that match our internal maintained constraint file for all python packages. The install.sh
will first download the branch corresponding constraint file (for example, the current master one) from https://dl.espressif.com/dl/esp-idf/espidf.constraints.v5.2.txt and place it under ~/.espressif
, then pass this constraint file while doing a pip install for each required dependency.
The constraint version spec (2023-07-05) for idf-component-manager
is ~=1.2
. So you may also install the 1.2.3
version with pip install "idf-component-manager==1.2.3"
. That will work as a temporary workaround.
The Component Manager version
v1.3.1
ESP-IDF Version
ESP-IDF v5.2-dev-1349-gcf7e743a9b
python Version
Python 3.11.3
Operating System
Arch
Browser (for https://components.espressif.com Issues)
No response
Description
It is no longer possible to use the version field when referencing git branches or tags.
To Reproduce
Add the following dependency to any project:
Expected behaviour
The component manager should check out the specified tag. Valid tags may contain prefixes (e.g. v1.0.0).
Additional info
No response
I have checked existing issues and online Documentation