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Travis is rejecting my PR but only for Ubuntu (it passes for both Win32 and Darwin) so I built an Ubuntu VM and tooled it up until I could run the tests in VS Code.
The problem is not with VS Code or vscode-arduino, it's with the Arduino IDE which has problems on the latest Ubuntu.
I repeated the exercise with Ubuntu Stable (18.04.2) and had no problems with Arduino IDE so I finished tooling up and found that my version of vscode-arduino passes all tests.
Change testing to use Ubuntu 18.04.2
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
PeterWone
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Build process does not use stable Ubuntu
Travis does not use stable Ubuntu
Sep 25, 2019
PeterWone
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Travis does not use stable Ubuntu
Travis PR test does not use stable Ubuntu
Sep 25, 2019
PeterWone
changed the title
Travis PR test does not use stable Ubuntu
Travis PR build check does not use stable Ubuntu
Sep 25, 2019
@PeterWone As we discussed in #869, I think this issue has already been fixed. So close it here.
Please feel free to re-open it if this issue arises again.
Travis is rejecting my PR but only for Ubuntu (it passes for both Win32 and Darwin) so I built an Ubuntu VM and tooled it up until I could run the tests in VS Code.
The problem is not with VS Code or vscode-arduino, it's with the Arduino IDE which has problems on the latest Ubuntu.
I repeated the exercise with Ubuntu Stable (18.04.2) and had no problems with Arduino IDE so I finished tooling up and found that my version of vscode-arduino passes all tests.
Change testing to use Ubuntu 18.04.2
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: