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… accessor This makes the defmt dependency of riot-rs-embassy-common unconditional to allow enfocing it in a trait. The "convenience" wrapper riot_rs::identity::device_identity is added because a simple single method call would otherwise not only require users to dig into ::arch, but also to import a trait form -common (which they may not even depend on).
The riot_rs module can not be in scope here, so intradoc links are not possible.
…general accessor See-Also: future-proof-iot#444 (comment)
Previously, the type was just a never-instanciated-even-though-you-could type to put things into a trait. Now it *is* the return type, opening up for further evolution through provided methods.
Co-authored-by: ROMemories <[email protected]>
Contributes-To: future-proof-iot#446
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The latest commit uses the --config-file option to probe-rs -- that has been merged, but will require installation from git. Pausing activity here until device-id (#444) is done; maybe by that time, a |
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Building on #444, this is a first demo of how the device ID could be used to do something with it outside the system.
Aligned with the latest plans for #446, this collects some data at startup time (once storage is available: after having generated a private/public key pair), and reports them. For applications with defmt, the only way I found to pick up data from the output was to use
cargo embed, which can tee the reassembled defmt texts to a TCP socket. (I generally think that cargo-embed is something we should look into: It also allows neat things such a having stdout / defmt (even simultaneously for those so inclined) while also having GDB through probe-rs).Issues/PRs references
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