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feat, docs: WB32 flashing #21217
feat, docs: WB32 flashing #21217
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@lesshonor okay, I'll test it. Wait for my feedback. |
I understand that the The second part is that for other MCUs, it is possible to flash a precompiled firmware binary—so not building the code yourself—using |
@lesshonor I have tested it on gmmk/numpad, gmmk/pro/rev2/ansi keyboard and it works well, in ubuntu linux. |
Thank you for testing! |
To be blunt, if the flashing tools are not included with the installation scripts, there is a low chance that this will be merged. |
The flashing tools are part of the QMK MSYS install, and incorporated into Glorious's build of QMK Toolbox. (...while also available in the latest beta, I am reluctant to point a general audience in that direction) Right now for a subset of Windows and Mac users performing a subset of actions, things will Just Work; the others will see nothing at all or |
this should probably target |
Description
Attempts to make
qmk flash path/to/binary.bin
work for WB32, and adds documentation about flashing source code through the CLI (...as it will not work for non-MSYS users OOTB)There are also some very minor formatting changes to
flashers.py
.I do not own any WB32 boards and cannot fully test this.
Perhaps @itarze, @jonylee1986 or one of the users who has run into this problem can provide feedback/test.
Types of Changes
Issues Fixed or Closed by This PR
#21216
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