mecha: extend build command with project/modules subcommands and flags #26
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…d flags Signed-off-by: deadprogram <ron@hybridgroup.com>
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Why is this needed?Needed if you want to build the binary but not actually flash the device right now. How to use the code in this PR:This builds the modules in the current project. Same as the This builds only the modules in the current project. This builds only the application in the current project. |
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Thanks @orsinium now merging. |
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This PR improves the
mechaCLI by extending the implementation of thebuildcommand to includeprojectandmodulessubcommands. It also add flags by reusing the same flags as theflashcommand is already using.