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Arduino library updates are still a little rough for me, and have been for quite some time. Long ago, library updates were simpler. When manually updating a library using the IDE, the older library folder is not replaced. It causes an error and fails until I manually delete the older folder.
I am running:
Windows 11 Pro 23H2
Fully configured AMD Ryzen 9 6900HX with Radeon Graphics with 32 GB Ram
IDE 2.3.4
When I attempt to manually update an existing Arduino library, I always have to delete the old library folder to make the update work.
Here’s a partial screenshot of my library folder.
This example is for library SensorLib. It shows the SensorLib library folder in within the library folder before I try to update it.
First: Arduino IDE tells me to update the library.
I hit the UPDATE (SensorLib) button and get the error messages in the screen shot below.
Then, I delete the SensorLib folder in my library folder and hit the UPDATE button again.
Now the library updates without error, as shown in the screenshot below.
However, it also leaves a folder named package-xxxxxxx behind, which I have to manually delete. See screenshot below.
This is a minor nuisance, but not a showstopper. This behavior has been around for a long time, but at one time, libraries updated more easily, without the need to delete the older library folder.
Please tell me if you want additional information. I am happy to help.
Thanks for keeping IDE updated and constantly improving. I remain a fan and a donor to the cause.
To reproduce
Manually update any library using IDE 2.3.4 without deleting the library folder first.
Describe the problem
Hello IDE Team.
Arduino library updates are still a little rough for me, and have been for quite some time. Long ago, library updates were simpler.
When manually updating a library using the IDE, the older library folder is not replaced. It causes an error and fails until I manually delete the older folder.
I am running:
Windows 11 Pro 23H2
Fully configured AMD Ryzen 9 6900HX with Radeon Graphics with 32 GB Ram
IDE 2.3.4
When I attempt to manually update an existing Arduino library, I always have to delete the old library folder to make the update work.
Here’s a partial screenshot of my library folder.
This example is for library SensorLib. It shows the SensorLib library folder in within the library folder before I try to update it.
First: Arduino IDE tells me to update the library.
I hit the UPDATE (SensorLib) button and get the error messages in the screen shot below.
Then, I delete the SensorLib folder in my library folder and hit the UPDATE button again.
Now the library updates without error, as shown in the screenshot below.
However, it also leaves a folder named package-xxxxxxx behind, which I have to manually delete. See screenshot below.
This is a minor nuisance, but not a showstopper. This behavior has been around for a long time, but at one time, libraries updated more easily, without the need to delete the older library folder.
Please tell me if you want additional information. I am happy to help.
Thanks for keeping IDE updated and constantly improving. I remain a fan and a donor to the cause.
To reproduce
Manually update any library using IDE 2.3.4 without deleting the library folder first.
Expected behavior
Error message below
Arduino IDE version
2.3.4
Operating system
Windows
Operating system version
11 Pro 23H2
Additional context
No response
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