"tool list' CLI argument now functional #658
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Thanks! I completely forgot that command even existed. Come to think of it, we should probably add a similar command for the new Flow API as well. |
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Which new Flow API? I am still familiarizing myself with the codebase. |
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The Flow API is technically in Edalize (some info here and on my blog ), but we can select whether to use the old Tool API or the new Flow API from FuseSoC using the I still have on my todo list to better document how this all fits together, but at least there are some pointers above. |
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The "tool list" command line argument was returning nothing when invoked.
After quick inspection, I noticed an import statement was missing and was able to make the very minor fix.