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Versioning Arduino #21
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Copied Jacob's messge for the discussion Jacob said.. I was able to pull in Stream and Printable all untouched. Just once crazy thing in Print. I cant seem to override the virtual
I have code that cross compiles and runs on device, but that same code mocked just cant override that function..
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Thank you for pointing it out. I think we should focus on stable version. As you know, Arduino released 1.6.0 2 days ago. We should shift to 1.6.0 if there is differences. http://arduino.cc/en/Main/ReleaseNotes How do you think? |
Sounds good. It would be good to begin versioning folder path though a) to On Wed, Feb 11, 2015 at 12:55 AM, IKEUCHI Yasuki [email protected]
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I think the question is do you want to version by checkout out a new branch/fork/submodule or by changing the makefile? |
For the question, I think Makefile is better. Anyway, we need a discussion about what is an ideal way for the mock. |
* Format with clang-format * Update relative library include paths
Presumably under arduinomock/include/arduinomock wed have a versioned folder, arduino1.0 1.5 1.6.
Frankly those might need to be complete new repos each and you can pick which to bring in with submodules or something.
That being said I dont actually need the versioning, I just need to know what we're version we're going to go forward with if I PR some files so we dont start mixing them up.
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