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* Initial commit

* Bind new flag --additional-paths and add new function LoadIndexNoSign

* Use absolute file path to package_index.json

* Add documentation for additional-paths feature

* Update comment for LoadIndexNoSign

* Update variable names to pass checks + simplify code

* Add new config for additional_paths

* Bump actions/cache to v2

* Bump actions/checkout to v2

* Pin actions/create-release to v1

* Bump actions/download-artifact to v2 and maitain compatibility

* Bump actions/github-scripts to v3

* Bump actions/upload-artifact to v2

* Bump peter-evans/create-pull-request to v3

* Bump svenstaro/upload-release-action to v2

* Fix issue with actions/checkout@v2

In certain workflows we use a custom Docker image for cross-compilation,
this image is old and unmaintained so it has an old version of git and
the latest version actions/checkout doesn't support it.
This causes the action to fallback to the Github API to download the
files but that doesn't create a git repository, thus the history is lost
but goreleaser needs it to generate the changelog so it fails.

So we use the older version of the action in certain cases to avoid
this failures.
Co-authored-by: Silvano Cerza <silvanocerza@gmail.com>

* legacy: inlined utils.PrepareCommand

* legacy: inlined ExecRecipe function

* Added Compile json output

* Factored out methods to convert Libraries into their rpc counterpart

* Give some more info in compiler json output

* Added simple smoke-test for compile --format json

* Output in json even in case of error

* Added binary size to compile json output

* lib list: always output rows in table output, even if the "library.Release" field is not set

* Libs and cores update is now correctly run only on first CLI execution

* Enhance error messages when updating indexes or local index files are missing

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* update notarization job usable with p12 cert

* Apply suggestions from code review
Co-authored-by: per1234 <accounts@perglass.com>

* update nightly.yaml to use p12 cert

* replace third party action to handle keychain with shell code

* revert to previous gon installation

with homebrew tap is not possible to install an exact version of an app

* forgot to modify step name
Co-authored-by: per1234 <accounts@perglass.com>

* Improved comments

* Show if debugging is supported in board details command

* Update i18n

* Added test for 'debugging_supported' field

* legacy: output --preprocess result on ExecStdout

* legacy: removed redundant argument filters

* legacy: moving path-relativization code out of PrepareCommand

* legacy: removed i18n on unneded message

* legacy: replacing ParseCommandLine with the equivalent library call

* legacy: removed parameter that happens to be always false

* legacy: removed constants.MSG_PATTERN_MISSING from i18n

* Let ExecRecipe return the command executed

This prepares for building a compilation database later. The returned
command is not currently used anywhere yet, so this commit should not
change behaviour.

* Fixed typo
Co-authored-by: Matthijs Kooijman <matthijs@stdin.nl>

builder: use ar-chives for linking big sketches (was: use the @ syntax to reduce command line length if needed) (#961)

* Small cosmetic changes

* Create an archive file if the number of object files is too big

This should fix the command line too big issue on Windows.

* fixed comments

* When exploiting ar-chives make a .a file for each soruce subfolder

This is required because gcc-ar checks if an object file is already
in the archive by looking ONLY at the filename WITHOUT the path, so
it may happens that, for example, an object file named "subdir/spi.o",
already inside the archive, may be overwritten by an object file in
"anotherdir/spi.o" only because they are both named spi.o and even if
they are compiled on different directories.

* using paths.PathList to keep objectFileList

* Add support for definitions containing quotes in compile --build-properties flag

* Deprecate --build-properties flag in favor of --build-property

* Fix some escaping issues on Windows

* Simplify compile examples

* Add zip library imports
* Add git library imports
* Add tests for lib install with flags

Running command through "go run ..." will introduce artificial delayes.

* Added 'debug --info/-I' flag to get debug metadata

* Debugger: do not use anymore pre-made recipes

* Added nicer color ouput for 'debug --info'

* Removed deprecated field

* Merged together DebugConfigReq protoc type

It makes no sense to have two separate types to create a debug session
or to create a debug configuration.

* Debug: added programmer selection flag

* debug: return error if debugging is not supported by the platform

* debug: openocd server now require full path to openocd executable

* debug: fixed test runner

* debugger: Fixed command line tests

* debugger: hotfix for samd platforms 1.8.8 and 1.8.9

The `core update-index` command was incorrectly written as "core update index".

* Added UploadUsingProgrammer gRPC call

* fix indent

* Added more tests for upload

* Added test for upload without port

* Added test for upload without programmer (with and w/o port)

* Added test for burn bootloader

* Added test for burn bootloader with bootloader.tool options override

* Increased verbosity

* Refactored upload procedure to correctly handle bootloader.tool property

* Handle windows quirks on command output

* Simplified tests

[skip-changelog] Added `discovery.Discovery` object to handle communication with pluggable discoveries (#1029)

* Pluggable Discovery handler: first implementation

* Added 'discovery_client' (for debugging discoveries)

* Added 'event' mode in PluggableDiscovery

* discovery_client now supports multiple discoveries

* Added ID to PluggableDiscovery

* Added PluggableDiscovery.String() implementation

* Fixed TestDiscoveryStdioHandling

* Fixed discovery test run on Windows

It really takes that long for messages to go back and forth.
I don't know if there is a simpler way to reduce stdio buffering time.