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[Arduino IDE: Boardmanager]: suppport activate or deactivate Board via config menue #8815
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Closing as duplicate of arduino/arduino-ide#2339 |
What about the idea to use the hide function in combination with a comfortable configmenue? |
By "hide function"? do you mean the hide property in boards.txt that I described here? |
Yes! The hide function works fine. |
It is ok that hide= false is not possible, only hide=true is possible. |
That proposal fits under the topic of arduino/arduino-ide#2339. If we considered arduino/arduino-ide#2339 to be solved by the
Correct. As I explained previously at arduino/arduino-ide#2339, it's simply the presence of the property that matters. The value of the property has no effect. |
What about such a menue?
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If you have any input on this topic, please submit it as comments on arduino/arduino-ide#2339. This issue is only serving to fragment the information related to that topic so I'm going to lock it now. |
Actual Situation:
Many developers work with different platforms (arduino, ESP8266, ESP32, ect.). Each platform supports many variants of boards which are listed in the
boards.txt
file.If you work with arduino and ESP variants for example you will have more than 40 boards available in the board manager menue. This is very uncomfortable when you have to switch between the boards, because of the long scrolling list.
Proposal
Support a boards config menue which allows to check or uncheck the board you need/you are working with.
Unchecked boards will be commented in the
boards.txt
file for example.If you have a new board you can comfortable add this by check it later on.
With this feature the Arduino IDE will become more comfortable for all users and the menues become more clear and well-arranged.
Many developers would appreciate such a feature!
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