Corrupt shapes at any level warn as malformed while a simply-absent
DRAM/DIRAM region stays at debug, the backstop warning carries its
traceback, and the image_size warning names its file.
The full #18668 state, adapted to the shared bar: _ram_bar/_flash_bar
return validated (used, total) pairs printed through print_size_line,
the partition parser returns None for legitimate absence and raises
only for a broken table, skips follow the warn/debug visibility rule,
and run_compile passes the table path unconditionally. Ported now so
the merge-time conflict resolves itself; the chain-only exact-format
and RAM-vs-Flash isolation tests stay.
A bare 2-tuple is one name=value pair (not -DFOO -D1), a dict maps
names to values, and a None value is a bare define, per processDefines.
The unused caplog_at_info helper and the progress kwarg the download
stubs declared ahead of their PR are gone.
A logging filter installed for the batch's duration ends a partial bar
row (under the bar's lock) before any record is emitted, so a mirror
retry warning from a worker is no longer overwritten by the next CR
frame. The Ctrl-C sentinel derives from BaseException so a broad
except Exception in the download layers cannot convert an abort into a
retry, an abandoned job is reported like a failure instead of reading
as a completed download, and the mirror-sweep backoff sleeps through
the cancellation tick so a Ctrl-C during a retry window aborts at the
boundary instead of after it. The docstring states the parked-socket
worst case.
A dependency chain (api -> noise-c -> libsodium) discovers one archive
per wave, so the <2 gate sent every chained download through the legacy
per-file path. Sized registry archives now always use the batch runner:
one download method, one bar; the per-file path remains only for
unknown-size, git, and local sources.
CPPDEFINES joins the quoted buckets (a spaced define no longer splits
across tokens) and its tuple branch validates the pair elements. The
fake env warns on attribute access rather than call, so hasattr/
truthiness branches are diagnosable, with dunder probes excluded; an
unmodelled subscript warns and returns '' instead of a KeyError
discarding the whole capture. Malformed platforms/frameworks values
raise plain InvalidLibrary, giving the non-platform warning branches a
real producer, and their tests use real manifests instead of
monkeypatched raisers. The version-less dependency drop moves to debug:
bundled names (Wire, SPI) made it per-build noise nobody can act on.
The registry response already carries each package file's size, so the
combined bar is sized from URLSource instead of a HEAD sweep; the probe,
its all-or-nothing fallback, and its duplicate Content-Length parsing are
gone, and archives without a reported size simply stay on the sequential
path. run_batch_downloads now takes (name, size, fetch) jobs and builds
the (now private) progress bar itself, collecting failures from future
results instead of a shared list; both call sites use functools.partial
instead of lambda factories. The prefetch touches only URLSource, so the
progress parameter comes off Source/Git/Local/ConvertedLibrary, and the
wave prefetch is wrapped best-effort like its ESP-IDF twin, which also
dedupes by dest only after the verifiability check. ProgressBar.done()
itself now skips the newline when no frame was drawn or the 100% frame
already ended the line, collapsing the batch wrapper's guard and fixing
the stray blank line after OTA uploads.
Split out of #18662: the converter/manifest hardening without the
download parallelization, which stays there.
The PIO extra-script shim moves from espidf/ to platformio/ and gains
type checks for every manifest field, capture of the Append variants and
CPPPATH, warn-once diagnostics for unmodelled env reads, and uniform
shlex quoting so captured values survive the lex_build_flags round-trip.
The dependency walk normalizes every spelling PIO accepts, splits the
routine cross-platform skip (IncompatiblePlatform) from real manifest
problems, validates manifest shape once, and the shared flag lexer
warns and drops trailing or empty glued arguments.
J. Nick Koston