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Command `sketch new` do not join sketchbook path to sketch name if only sketchname is provided (#396)

* poc of required mod for behavior alignment

* align current tests to new behaviour

* align sketch new behaviour in sketch path parameter mangling adding proper testing

* add test for subpath

* add fix test for subpath

* align sketch new behaviour in sketch path parameter mangling adding
proper testing

* add `.ino` suffix trim

* move sketch new test in separate test_new.py file

* add working_dir fixture to sandboxing sketch creation tests

* add e2e test for .ino strip

* apply test_sketch.py to sketch test module name for consistency

* update test lib invoke to 1.3.0 in requirements.txt

* force pytest temp directory to be created in current dir

* create local tmpdir only for windows-2019 VM

* add conditional step to test pipeline to overcome win VM behaviour in e2e pytests

* skip failing sketch new e2e tests in GA Win VM until we find the issue root cause

* show core name in a column

* use cores package to parse the FQBN

Fix #166

* add whitebox testing to combo compile upload command integ test

* add log lines to compile and upload in case of success and related tests

* check log traces for exact sequences

* add virtualenv folder linting exclude and licence header cosmetics

* Don't scan hidden directories in arduino-builder

Arduino-builder scans the core to determine if core config files have
changed between invocations.  Unfortunately, it goes into SCCS dirs
such as .git (which can have 100,000+ files).  This is wasted effort
and can cause massive amounts of runtime and memory use when core
developers are building in their git clones.

Use a new function already added by the builder/utils.go to determine
if a file or folder is SCCS, and if so skip it in the rebuild-required
check.

Fixes https://github.com/arduino/arduino-builder/issues/327Signed-off-by: Earle F. Philhower, III <earlephilhower@yahoo.com>

* Add comment to force rebuild

* add coverage for legacy tests

* add release workflow to github actions

* fix string

* remove .drone.yml file

* [skip changelog] fix archive name for nightly builds

* add latest redirect links for nightly links

* make nightly latest links more readable

* add redirect code to latest redirect strategy description

* add an option to format logs with JSON

* added integration tests for log format

* clean up format options

* add nightly workflow

* fix yaml

removes additional "=" sign from .goreleaser.yml build config causing wrong commit checksum string in version info (#376)

Signed-off-by: Akos Kitta <kittaakos@typefox.io>

This commit should be equivalent, no semantic changes just simplified
the notation.

This is accomplished by updating go-properties-orderedmap with this fix:
https://github.com/arduino/go-properties-orderedmap/commit/05018b28ff6c9492102947be131fd396d74c772e

* make the serial discovery execution atomic

* increase timeout to 10s

* lower debug level

* make the gRPC client a runnable go program again

* say in the readme the the folder exists

* break license preamble

* change the logging setup

* proper handle colors in logs

* use feedback API instead of formatter

* removed unused formatter

* add PrintJSON to the feedback api

* add newline to messages

* remove JSONOrElse

* fix config dump json format

* re-add table in a dedicated package

* do not pollute stdout when json format is selected

* restore output format, make --names work with json too

* fix integration tests

* move output format decision outside command

* port drone to gh actions

Fixes #126

This increase backward compatibility with arduino_builder

The last loop collecting the remaining objectFiles may be run before the
last jobs completes.
This commit replaces the two channels used to fill objectFiles and to
signal error with direct variable access guarded by mutex, this avoids
race conditions at the end and streamlines the whole process.

Also added a 'queue' channel to feed the goroutines, this is not strictly
part of the fix, but helps to fairly distribute the workload.