Silvano Cerza

> Indeed I have always assumed there was global one and the local one would override the specific settings present. You assumed correctly, if the `arduino-cli` finds a `arduino-cli.yaml` file...

Interesting proposal but I have some concerns. Protocol buffers are not meant to be used with large data sets as per [documentation](https://developers.google.com/protocol-buffers/docs/techniques#large-data), sending the whole content of a file via...

Integration tests are failing as of now because the CLI fails to install `adafruit:samd` tries to install an ARM tool from an URL with an bad certificate. Don't think we...

Am not sure the `arduino-cli` should handle this case. My main concern is the fact that the issue you're having could be solved in a different way by calling `compile`...

> Heh. In any case, I think I did see the Windows integration tests pass at some point (but then I pushed another comment to fix some python style issue),...

With the `arduino-cli` you can specify additional libraries folders or specify a path to a library when running the `compile` command. The `--libraries` flag expects a path to a folder...

I've investigated a bit this issue and found out some things. If you run a task that has more than one task as dependency the colored output doesn't work only...

May I suggest installing in a temporary directory and then only after everything has been extraced copy it over to the final installation path? If even a single file copy...

Also to check if the installation is valid I'd create a checksum of the whole folder when it's first installed. Then in `IsInstalled()` compare it with the current content checksum...

> The issue here is that the copy is successful, but the antivirus will move the file into quarantine **after** the installation has been completed. We could add an after...