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I noticed that when I build a hello world project (e.g. something generate from one of the cargo generate rust esp templates), that the build fetches content from a git repository somewhere. I was hoping I could have a hermetic build, but I'm not sure whether that's possible. Unfortunately the git clone from the internet causes the build to fail sporadically, as seen below:
Is there a recommended way to have a fully offline hermetic build using one of the docker images?
Best,
Jon
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I assume you are using esp-idf-template, which uses the std approach (see https://docs.esp-rs.org/book/overview/index.html), if you use esp-template (no_std approach) you won't need to clone anything.
Any std project, requires ESP-IDF source code (which is what your git clone is getting), either you let esp-idf-sys clone it and install it for you, or you can do it manually and configure your project to use it.
For questions, I would recommend using the Matrix channel
Hi ESP Rust community,
I noticed that when I build a hello world project (e.g. something generate from one of the cargo generate rust esp templates), that the build fetches content from a git repository somewhere. I was hoping I could have a hermetic build, but I'm not sure whether that's possible. Unfortunately the git clone from the internet causes the build to fail sporadically, as seen below:
Is there a recommended way to have a fully offline hermetic build using one of the docker images?
Best,
Jon
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: