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  • Refactor
    • Improved efficiency and clarity of Arduino framework integration, including enhanced path caching, configuration flag handling, and dependency installation logic.
    • Streamlined framework detection and build process, with more robust error handling and code cleanup.
    • Optimized include path management and enhanced reinstallation logic for better reliability.
    • General code cleanup for improved maintainability.

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The Arduino framework builder script for PlatformIO was refactored to improve code clarity, robustness, and maintainability. Key updates include path caching, enhanced flag and configuration handling, streamlined Python dependency installation, improved SDK config matching, optimized include path shortening, and general code cleanup. No core functionality was changed.

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File(s) Change Summary
builder/frameworks/arduino.py Refactored: added PathCache for path caching, new helpers for flag/config detection, improved Python dependency handling, enhanced SDK config matching, optimized include path shortening, streamlined framework detection, and general code cleanup.

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    participant User
    participant PlatformIO
    participant ArduinoBuilder

    User->>PlatformIO: Start build
    PlatformIO->>ArduinoBuilder: Invoke builder script
    ArduinoBuilder->>ArduinoBuilder: Cache framework/SDK paths
    ArduinoBuilder->>ArduinoBuilder: Check/handle build flags & configs
    ArduinoBuilder->>ArduinoBuilder: Install Python dependencies (if needed)
    ArduinoBuilder->>ArduinoBuilder: Check SDK config hash
    ArduinoBuilder->>ArduinoBuilder: Reinstall framework if needed
    ArduinoBuilder->>ArduinoBuilder: Shorten include paths
    ArduinoBuilder->>PlatformIO: Continue build process
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A bunny hopped in code today,
Tidied paths and flags away.
Cached some routes, made configs neat,
Shortened includes, a tidy feat!
With Python deps all in a row,
Arduino builds are good to go.
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builder/frameworks/arduino.py (1)

285-290: Consider using a more robust method for URI extraction.

The current string parsing approach with split("uri=", 1)[1][:-1] is fragile and could break if the package spec format changes. Consider using a more robust parsing method or accessing the URI through the platform API if available.

# Alternative: Use regex for more robust parsing
import re
match = re.search(r'uri=([^)]+)', spec_str)
if match:
    arduino_frmwrk_url = match.group(1)
else:
    raise ValueError("Unable to extract framework URI from package spec")
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31-44: Good refactoring of imports and constants!

The specific imports and the UNICORE_FLAGS constant set improve code clarity and performance. Using a set for flag lookups is more efficient than repeated string comparisons.


45-68: Excellent addition of the PathCache class!

The lazy-loading pattern with cached properties is a smart optimization that reduces filesystem operations. The error handling for missing framework packages is also well-implemented.


83-96: Verify the type of board_sdkconfig before length check.

The code assumes board_sdkconfig is a string when checking len(board_sdkconfig) > 2. If board.get("espidf.custom_sdkconfig", "") returns a non-string type, this could raise an exception.

Consider adding a type check or ensuring the default value guarantees a string type:

-if len(board_sdkconfig) > 2:
+if isinstance(board_sdkconfig, str) and len(board_sdkconfig) > 2:
     flag_custom_sdkconfig = True

125-169: Well-structured refactoring of Python dependency installation!

The generator function get_packages_to_install improves code organization, and the formatted subprocess call with proper exception handling makes the code more maintainable.


172-202: Improved SDK config matching logic with better error handling!

The refactored matching_custom_sdkconfig function is more robust with explicit error handling and clearer control flow. Note that the MD5 hash is truncated to 16 characters, which should be sufficient for this use case to avoid collisions.


299-312: Clean simplification of the build script invocation!

Removing the conditional checks for multiple build script names and always using pioarduino-build.py reduces complexity and potential failure points.


248-249: ```shell
#!/bin/bash

Display imports and any alias for to_unix_path in arduino.py

sed -n '1,200p' builder/frameworks/arduino.py
grep -n "to_unix_path" builder/frameworks/arduino.py


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