Remove --connect argument from pyOCD templates#92
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@TeoMahnic, which version of pyOCD is required so that the |
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As pyOCD 0.42 is currently the latest version shipped with the latest extension, and since it does not hurt to specify it, I would not rush and wait at least for another release cycle to remove it, in case people continue to use an older version of the CMSIS Debugger with a new version of CMSIS Solution. |
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We have released in the meanwhile pyOCD 0.43.1 and related VS Code extensions (CMSIS Solution, CMSIS Debugger). |
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The
--connectcommand-line argument is no longer required, since pyOCD supports theconnect:node in
*.cbuild-run.yml.