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IEP-1375 Master branch: unable to flash projects. #1089
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bundles/com.espressif.idf.ui/src/com/espressif/idf/ui/tools/ToolsActivationJob.java (2)
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: Consider using a more descriptive error message.The error message "INSTALL_AGAIN" is not very informative. Consider providing more context about why the installation needs to be repeated.
- return Status.error("INSTALL_AGAIN"); + return Status.error("Tools verification failed. Please reinstall the tools.");
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: Consider adding error handling for PATH variable replacement.The
replacePathVariable
call could potentially fail, but there's no error handling. Consider wrapping it in a try-catch block.- String path = replacePathVariable(idfToolSet.getEnvVars().get(IDFEnvironmentVariables.PATH)); - idfEnvironmentVariables.addEnvVariable(IDFEnvironmentVariables.PATH, path); + try { + String path = replacePathVariable(idfToolSet.getEnvVars().get(IDFEnvironmentVariables.PATH)); + idfEnvironmentVariables.addEnvVariable(IDFEnvironmentVariables.PATH, path); + } catch (Exception e) { + Logger.log("Failed to process PATH variable: " + e.getMessage()); + // Use original PATH as fallback + idfEnvironmentVariables.addEnvVariable(IDFEnvironmentVariables.PATH, + idfToolSet.getEnvVars().get(IDFEnvironmentVariables.PATH)); + }
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bundles/com.espressif.idf.ui/src/com/espressif/idf/ui/tools/ToolsActivationJob.java (4)
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: LGTM!
The class documentation clearly states the purpose of the job class.
Also applies to: 45-45
56-59
: LGTM! Good defensive programming.
The early null check prevents potential NullPointerException.
191-196
: LGTM! Good cleanup and error handling.
The method now properly:
- Checks for null toolset
- Cleans up existing variables before setting new ones
- Uses a more concise forEach to add all variables
194-202
: Verify that this fixes the flashing issue.
While the changes look correct, please verify that:
- All required environment variables for flashing are included in
idfToolSet.getEnvVars()
- The changes fix the flashing issue across all platforms (Windows, Linux, and macOS)
✅ Verification successful
Based on the analysis of the codebase, I can now provide a final response:
Environment variables are properly set for flashing functionality
The changes in ToolsActivationJob
ensure all necessary environment variables are set correctly:
- All environment variables from
idfToolSet
are properly transferred viaidfToolSet.getEnvVars().forEach(idfEnvironmentVariables::addEnvVariable)
- The PATH variable is correctly handled with proper path replacement
- Python executable path is set, which is critical for ESP-IDF tools including flashing
- Additional required variables like
IDF_COMPONENT_MANAGER
andIDF_MAINTAINER
are set
The implementation ensures that all environment variables needed by the ESP-IDF tools (including the flashing tools) are properly configured. The changes will fix the flashing issues caused by missing environment variables.
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bundles/com.espressif.idf.launch.serial.core/src/com/espressif/idf/launch/serial/internal/SerialFlashLaunchConfigDelegate.java (1)
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: Consider enhancing environment variable handling architectureWhile the current fix addresses the Windows-specific PATH issue, consider implementing a more robust environment variable handling system:
- Create a dedicated environment variable manager class to handle platform-specific cases
- Add validation for required environment variables before executing flash commands
- Implement detailed logging of all environment variables being used
This would help prevent similar issues in the future and make the system more maintainable.
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bundles/com.espressif.idf.launch.serial.core/src/com/espressif/idf/launch/serial/internal/SerialFlashLaunchConfigDelegate.java (2)
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: LGTM: Enhanced logging for better debugging
The addition of flash command logging will help with troubleshooting flash issues.
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: Verify Windows-specific environment variable handling
The code removes the "Path" key when both "PATH" and "Path" exist, which is a Windows-specific fix. However, this might need additional verification:
- The order of precedence between "PATH" and "Path" on Windows
- Whether this fix addresses the reported Windows 11 issues mentioned in PR comments
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Windows PATH handling is correctly implemented
The code's approach to remove the "Path" variant when both "PATH" and "Path" exist is consistent with other parts of the codebase, as seen in multiple components:
- JsonConfigServer.java also removes "Path" in the same way
- IDFMonitor.java implements identical handling
- The codebase consistently uses "PATH" as the standard key, as evidenced in ExportIDFTools.java
This implementation aligns with Windows environment variable handling where having both variants could cause conflicts, and standardizing on "PATH" is the correct approach.
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Description
The problem happens because some environmental variables are missing in the eclipse. Fixed by adding all variables from idfToolSet like this:
idfToolSet.getEnvVars().forEach(idfEnvironmentVariables::addEnvVariable);
Fixes # (IEP-1375)
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Bug Fixes
idfToolSet
, ensuring proper error status is returned.New Features
Refactor
run
method and improved code readability.PATH
variable for better processing.