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    • dependabot[bot]'s avatar
      [skip changelog] Bump actions/setup-python from 3 to 4 (#1754) · 813cfe73
      dependabot[bot] authored 
      * Bump actions/setup-python from 3 to 4

Bumps [actions/setup-python](https://github.com/actions/setup-python) from 3 to 4.
- [Release notes](https://github.com/actions/setup-python/releases)
- [Commits](https://github.com/actions/setup-python/compare/v3...v4)

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updated-dependencies:
- dependency-name: actions/setup-python
  dependency-type: direct:production
  update-type: version-update:semver-major
...
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* Use non-version specific reference URLs for tool version workflow variables

GitHub Actions actions are used by the workflows to set up development tools in the runner workspace.

In order to facilitate updates to new versions of these tools, we set the version to be set up via environment variables
at the top of the workflow.

Since this variable definition is separate from the step using the action, it might not be immediately apparent to the
maintainer which version syntaxes are supported. For this reason, comments were added with the URL to the relevant
section of the consuming action's documentation. Previously, these URLs were made to point to the version of the
documentation that matched the version of the action in use by the workflow. Since we only use a major version ref, the
expectation was that this would only need to be updated rarely. However, it turned out that the major version bump cycle
is significantly shorter than expected. In addition, it is easy to forget the update because action version update PRs
are provided by Dependabot, which obviously won't update the URLs in the comments.

So it will be best to use a URL that points to the documentation at the tip of the default branch of the action
repository. The likelihood of the documentation provided by this URL not matching the behavior of the release version of
the action in use is likely less than it is for an outdated URL.
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      813cfe73
    • Cristian Maglie's avatar
      [skip-changelog] Relax markdown link-check timeouts (#1764) · 8b631ffb
      Cristian Maglie authored
      8b631ffb
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    • Cristian Maglie's avatar
      [breaking] Implementation of sketch profiles (#1713) · 7e9e4cac
      Cristian Maglie authored 
      * cosmetic: renamed import

* Simplify function pm.DownloadPlatformRelease

* Implementation of the Profiles parser

* Added methods to get profiles from sketch

* Added gRPC parameters to support profiles

* Added function to load packages for profiles

* Added support for profiles in compile command

* Added progress callback and installMissing flag (stubs) in pm.PrepareLibrariesAndPackageManagersForProfile

* Added auto-install procedures for profiles

* Handle platform not found errors

* Draft implementation of upload with profiles

* Made packagemamager.loadToolsFromPackage public

* Simplified callbacks in commands.Init

* cosmetic: added shortcut variable for library manager

* cosmetic: added shortcut variable for package manager; small readability improvement

* Wiring profiles into arduino-cli and gRPC implementation

* Made gRPC Init return a full Profile structure

Makes it more future-proof in case of further expasion

* (tech debt) Disable profiles if compiling with --libraries/--library

* Fixed some linter warnings

* Apply suggestions from code review
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* Added profiles specification docs

* Allow both sketch.yaml and .yml (with priority for .yaml)

* Correctly handle nil return value

* Apply suggestions from code review
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* Apply suggestions from code review

* Provide `core install` suggestions only when compiling without profiles

* Remove stray comment

* Fixed some comments in protoc files

* Apply suggestions from code review

* Apply suggestions from code review
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* Implemented missing AsYaml methods and added tests

* Apply suggestions from code review

* run of prettier formatter

* Preserve profiles ordering in profiles.yaml

* Apply suggestions from code review
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    • Cristian Maglie's avatar
      Fixed '--libraries' and '--library' flags description in compile command (#1732) · 48dd5c77
      Cristian Maglie authored 
      * Fixed '--libraries' and '--library' flags description in compile command.

* Apply suggestions from code review
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    • Cristian Maglie's avatar
      Allow downloading index and signature in a single tar.bz2 archive (#1734) · 652bcace
      Cristian Maglie authored 
      * Allow downloading index and signature in a tar.bz2 archive

* Make some configurations resilient to empty settings

* Added tests

* fix comment

* Apply suggestions from code review
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* Allow .tar.bz2 package index URL

* Fix errors in timeout checks

* Fixed check for stale package_index.json files
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    • Cristian Maglie's avatar
      Improved gRPC debug logger (#1730) · b6d36c6d
      Cristian Maglie authored 
      Since many gRPC calls may happen together, to better understand what's
happening now:

- each call is identified by a sequence number (even if they are
  interleaved)
- when a non-streaming calls ends a "CALL END" log is printed
      b6d36c6d
    • George White's avatar
      Use real names for libs in upgrade commands (#1725) · ca8c48a7
      George White authored 
      The real name for a lib (the name stored in the library.properties)
is required to find a library in the index. The installed name, which
matches the diretory name, is not valid for looking up libraries in
the index.

Libraries that do not have a library.properties file, or where the
name value in that file does not match the value in library_index.json,
cannot be upgrade by the CLI.

Also Fix tests for outdated libs

The tests for update and outdated changed the library.properties
file for an installed lib, but also wiped out the name field.
Since we rely on that field to determine the library name when
using the RealName property, the test's change was causing a failure
outside the scope of the test itself.
      ca8c48a7
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    • per1234's avatar
      [skip changelog] Use form-based issue templates (#1729) · 554c49d3
      per1234 authored 
      High quality feedback via GitHub issues is a very valuable contribution to the project. It is important to make the
issue creation and management process as efficient as possible for the contributors, maintainers, and developers.

Issue templates are helpful to the maintainers and developers because it establishes a standardized framework for the
issues and encourages the contributors to provide the essential information.

The contributor is now presented with a web form when creating an issue. This consists of multi-line input fields that
have the same formatting, preview, and attachment capabilities as the standard GitHub Issue composer, in addition to
menus and checkboxes where appropriate.

The use of this form-based system should provide a much better experience for the contributors and also result in higher
quality issues by establishing a standardized framework for the issues and encouraging contributors to provide the
essential information.

A template chooser allows the contributor to select the appropriate template type, redirects support requests to the
appropriate communication channels via "Contact Links", and provides a prominent link to security policy to guide any
vulnerability disclosures.

The clear separation of the types of issues encourages the reporter to fit their report into a specific issue category,
resulting in more clarity. Automatic labeling according to template choice allows the reporter to do the initial
classification.
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    • Mattia Pennasilico's avatar
      [skip-changelog] Secure boot docs update (#1716) · 7f2e750d
      Mattia Pennasilico authored 
      * Fix typo

* Rename custom keys filename to make more clear that private key is used to sign and public key is used for encryption

* Update Security setting postbuild.cmd path

* Update Security setting keychain path

* Update Security setting default keys filename
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    • Cristian Maglie's avatar
      [skip-changelog] Some small refactorings (#1711) · 8375a6d7
      Cristian Maglie authored 
      * Updated relaxed-semver library to v0.9.0

* Fixed errors translations

* Make architecture explicit in loadPlatform

* Extracted subrotuine loadToolReleaseFromDirectory

* Added cores.InstallPlatformInDirectory(..) helper function

* legacy: allow using a preconfigured library manager in build
      8375a6d7
    • per1234's avatar
      [skip changelog] Detect unused dependency license metadata files (#1712) · 4a626a09
      per1234 authored 
      The "Check Go Dependencies" GitHub Actions workflow checks for dependencies with incompatible or unapproved license
types.

The dependency license metadata consumed by the "Licensed" tool is cached in the project repository, in a dedicated file
for each dependency.

The `check-cache` job of the workflow checks whether that cache is in sync with the project's current dependencies. It
does this by using the "Licensed" tool to update the cache and then a `git diff` command to check whether that resulted
in any changes (which would indicate it is out of sync).

Out of sync states could result from any of three distinct conditions:

- Missing metadata file
- Incorrect metadata file contents
- Superfluous metadata file

An incorrectly configured `git diff` command previously caused the last of these to be missed.

My first take at this system was simply using `git diff --exit-code` alone. That detects the last two, but misses the
first. I added the `git add --intent-to-add .` command to detect added files, but didn't realize that it caused the last
to be missed.

Superfluous files in the dependency license metadata cache won't actually interfere with its intended functionality, but
it is still important to avoid an accumulation of unused files.

The new commands will catch all three of the possible out of sync conditions by staging all changes that result from
the metadata cache update to the repository and then comparing those against the `HEAD` commit.

I considered an alternative approach which works just as well as the chosen one:

```
git add .
git diff --exit-code HEAD
```

However, I feel that the `--cached` flag makes the `git diff` command more self-explanatory.
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