Missing releases / bad link to release. Cannot build locally.

[hexifox]

Hello there!

Really cool project! While I was attempting to re-create your project after having found a bunch of Thunderboard Sense 2 boards, I realised that the release link you have on your README.md file is not working (there are no releases on this repository..).

I also attempted to build it locally, but I keep getting errors. First, I need to force the generation:

Generation failed: /build/TBS2Torch/TBS2Torch.slcp contains parse issues. As of .slcs spec version 8, projects must not contain any warnings to generate.
To override this behaviour, opt in using --force.

And after that, there are a few compiler errors about missing libs, for example:

handlers/network.c:20:10: fatal error: rz_led_blink.h: No such file or directory
   20 | #include "rz_led_blink.h"
      |          ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
compilation terminated.
make: *** [TBS2Torch.project.mak:2416: build/debug/project/handlers/network.o] Error 1
make: *** Waiting for unfinished jobs....

Anyhow, I hope that is okay that I opened an issue on your project.
I would be happy to help / contribute too if there is any space for it 😄

[Adminiuga]

Hey @hexifox,
My apologies, I totally missed this issue and frankly did not expect anyone to discover this repository.

So, to build locally you would need to install the SDK extension https://github.com/Adminiuga/Raz1_custom_components_extension and trust it for your builds. I have discovered some issues with rz-blink on the newer SDK version 4.4.4 and newer, and need to update this project to SDK 4.4.5, time allowing.

Alternatively, you could clone it to your github account and run actions under your context. Yes, it lacks releases and builds, as it was more of a learning exercise and I still was learning how to build this off the Simplicity Studio. I'm actually making some progress with VSCode and was able to get it running on windows.

[hexifox]

Hey! No worries! I am in no way a C developer, but those tiny devices make for amazing environmental sensors for home assistant and the like.

If you get the vs code setup working, let me know and I'll try to help out any way I can! 😁

[Adminiuga]

I'll add the build file to a release. And I don't think I'll be upgrading to Gecko SDK 4.4.5 as I'm running into some really weird issues.

[Adminiuga]

Happy New Year @hexifox,

Published a release with the pre-built binaries. You are going to need both "app_btl" and TBS2Torch zip archives for the very first flashing.

1. Flash the bootloader -- from https://github.com/Adminiuga/TBS2Torch/releases/download/v0.0.1.rc0/app_btl-TBS2Torch-v0.0.1-rc0.zip extract and copy onto the device the app_btl-combined.s37 file, this is the bootloader
2. Flash the application -- from https://github.com/Adminiuga/TBS2Torch/releases/download/v0.0.1.rc0/TBS2Torch-v0.0.1-rc0.zip copy TBS2Torch.hex onto device.

That should do it. I have only tested it with HomeAssistant using ZHA integration. For Z2M it is going to need some custom drivers on z2m side.