[x] PlatformIO Core.
Configuration
Operating system: Win10
PlatformIO Version (platformio --version): 6.1.6
Description of problem
When pio debug --interface=gdb --interpreter=mi2 --iex "set mi-async on" is run and a required tool is not installed,
pio downloads and installs the tool, and reports the progress to debuggers stdout. Those messages are not properly escaped for MI2
Setting PLATFORMIO_DISABLE_PROGRESSBAR=true does not help.
Steps to Reproduce
- Create a project for STM Nucleo-L476 board and arduino framework (most probably any framework and any STM32 board will have same effect)
- ensure that ~/.platformio/packages/tool-openocd does not exist
- Run debugger as pio debug --interface=gdb --interpreter=mi2 --iex "set mi-async on"
Actual Results
Unescaped download reports are printed to stdout:
Tool Manager: Installing platformio/tool-openocd @ ~2.1100.0
Unpacking...
Tool Manager: tool-openocd@2.1100.211028 has been installed!
Expected Results
The message is either escaped according to MI2 format, or printed to stderr, or not printed at all
[x] PlatformIO Core.
Configuration
Operating system: Win10
PlatformIO Version (
platformio --version): 6.1.6Description of problem
When
pio debug --interface=gdb --interpreter=mi2 --iex "set mi-async on"is run and a required tool is not installed,pio downloads and installs the tool, and reports the progress to debuggers stdout. Those messages are not properly escaped for MI2
Setting
PLATFORMIO_DISABLE_PROGRESSBAR=truedoes not help.Steps to Reproduce
Actual Results
Unescaped download reports are printed to stdout:
Expected Results
The message is either escaped according to MI2 format, or printed to stderr, or not printed at all