Currently, even if the libraries have already been generated, the script will attempt to run and will require that docker and wsl be running on a windows machine.
It would be ideal that the script not even try to launch the docker container if the sym or dbc file have had no changes.
Another option would be handling the docker exception with a try statement and giving a soft warn to the user that the generation process did not run.
Currently, even if the libraries have already been generated, the script will attempt to run and will require that docker and wsl be running on a windows machine.
It would be ideal that the script not even try to launch the docker container if the sym or dbc file have had no changes.
Another option would be handling the docker exception with a try statement and giving a soft warn to the user that the generation process did not run.