If you need to add new hardware you have to follow the following process:
name: "default"
description: "Default Linux/ubuntu profile"
setup_verification: ""
needs_setup_verification: false
working_directory: null
bt_version_min: 1.0
bt_version_max: 5.3
@staticmethod
def check_setup_{YOURHARDWARENAME}() -> bool:
try:
{YOUR CODE}
return True
except Exception as e:
logging.info("SetupVerfier -> Error during checking setup")
return False
hardware_verfier = {
"esp32": SetupVerifier.check_setup_esp32,
"nexus5": SetupVerifier.check_setup_nexus5,
"{YOURHARDWARENAME}": SetupVerfiier.check_setup_{YOURHARDWARENAME}
}
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