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pack update
: Error: relative url without a base
#1506
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I don't know what caused it, but now it seems it's working again... |
I was having this issue today. Manually installing the latest IMHO the whole PDSC retrieval mechanism is flawed, they should be centrally cached somewhere reliable, rather than require users to directly download them from the manufacturer's (often unreliable) sites—but that's a conversation for the |
There are a number of things that could be improved with PDSC and pack management, for sure… 🥲 That's really a discussion for the Open-CMSIS-Pack working group. Fwiw, I haven't seen this issue before. It could perhaps be caused by a vendor adding an incorrect path to their index, then fixing it? Regardless, the actual error should be caught and ignored. That will have to be done in |
Understood, thank you for the guidance.
I suppose that's possible, I was initially using pyOCD 0.29.0 and cmsis-pack-manager 0.3.0 as those are the versions pulled by the respective Before the error mentioned in this issue, I actually ran into a different error for another pack, where a manufacturer's site couldn't be resolved by my DNS provider (mongoose.ws via Quad9). This had also stopped the After working around the DNS issue, I ran into the issue in this thread, hence my disillusionment with the manufacturers' hosting capabilities 😉 Even now I still get a large list of timeout issues in retrieving many packs, though it's not a big issue as these are skipped after the timeout duration. cmsis-pack-manager has come a long way in dealing with the pack retrieval issues since 0.3.0 though, for which I'm very thankful. I'll try to get a PR merged in Zephyr that bumps the required pyOCD (and thus cmsis-pack-manager) version, so fewer people see these issues in the wild. |
When I try to run
pyocd pack update
, I get the following error:I suspect this might be actually a
cmsis_pack_manager
issue however, given the stacktraceThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: