Closed tomoya55 closed 10 years ago
The build check is purely on the side of the computer and not on Tessel. In order to determine if there is a new build, we take the following steps: 1) Issue a header request to a builds.json file that has all the working builds. If this fails we error out with "No builds were found" 2) Pull the newest build 3) Check it against the current firmware build 4) If it's newer, download the binary and apply it.
It looks like the header request didn't go through the first time it tried to check for the builds file. The --force
option wouldn't have fixed that.
In fact, that error ends the program before the --force flag is checked.
On my tessel board,
tessel update
failed because there's no firmware installedInstead, we should add
--force
option for the first time to install the firmware