to repro:

1. set invalid SSID and password
2. reset the device and wait, after a while the device would enter a Wi-Fi connection failure status
3. press button A and you will still see "Shake Shake Shake"

expected:
probably we want to use button A to trigger reconnect in this case?

When pressing shift+ctrl+P, ">" keeps appearing. To provision/deploy/build, we have to manually remove '>' then type 'task provision'... Can we mention this in our documentation?

I did unstall the Arduino IDE and delete the folder 'C:\Users\arthma\AppData\Local\Arduino15'

Then the installation failed at the 'checking Arduino install' step:

• checking Arduino install
  × Arduino install: Cannot find package path at C:\Users\arthma\AppData\Local\Arduino15
  (node:10364) UnhandledPromiseRejectionWarning: Unhandled promise rejection (rejection id: 2): Cannot find package path at C:\Users\arthma\AppData\Local\Arduino15

Per Sheng, it needs to convert into Node.js because:

1. .py requires 2.7.9 version of python installation
2. UTF-8/bom issue

Currently VS Code only check the deviceId and vendorId, but they are ST DAPLink, and all Nucleo board has the same.
So we shall have another id / name to detect the devkit, like the disk name?

the C/C++ extension will not be installed if vscode didn't close on installation .

The latest version of Arduino package already support the openocd but VS Code not.

I know this is Yarn's problem, but it seems overwhelming and not much useful to show this kind of progress with several screens. Will be great we can find a configuration from Yarn to disable such verbose mode:

using pip to install azure cli should according to the requirements file to ensure that the module version is stable

link: https://github.com/Azure/azure-cli/tree/master/packaged_releases/pip_requirements

or using the wheel file: https://github.com/Azure/azure-cli/releases/tag/azure-cli-2.0.2

What a waste of board with rich peripherals but lack of pinouts.

I think maybe only check the existance of AZ3166 is enough?

Now it needs to open a specific solution in order to run task config_wifi to configure WiFi connection, which is not intuitive. As such configuration is independent to any solutions.

Suggest to enable do such configuration via VS Code command like DevKit: Configure WiFi and triggered outside of the solution.

Currently az deploy does not expose enough progress information and this step normally takes minutes to complete. We need to expose more context.

If we run the Python command within command line, it actually shows such information:

We should notify the user to clean up the package folders.

Given it is less than 2.0, we should notify user -

1. We need azure CLI v2.0
2. It may have breaking changes and ask them to check the related docs.
3. Customer can uninstall CLI then our script can help install it in complete way.

When we install packages to "C:\Users{UserName}\AppData\Local\Arduino15\packages\AZ3166" during azure-install.cmd running, we should delete old content before paste new content. Because old content in this folder may cause the "Microsoft Azure IoT Developer Kit" page can not open normally when board connected.

Package http://10.172.15.140:8080/job/AzureIoTDeveloperKit/lastSuccessfulBuild/artifact/usb_install_102.zip.

Issue
There is no Arduino extension on my machine, the install throw a error message:
Unexpected error when executing code --uninstall-extension vsciot-vscode.vscode-arduino

And then install it successfully.

Expectation
Don't show this error message even there is no vsciot-vscode.vscode-arduino installed

we would want the script to replace existing files without asking?

Environment

• usb_install_87
• Windows 10 Pro

Steps to reproduce

1. az provision
2. Choose Azure subscription Visual Studio Data Catalog

It fails to create IoT Hub due to not having permission:

Currently it's hardcode Yan's account, should let user input his / her own account during deployment

We are installing a lot of tools () in the installation script. Should reuse them as much as possible to shorten the installation time.

× install Azure CLI 2.0: Command failed: pip install --user azure-cli
Command "python setup.py egg_info" failed with error code 1 in c:\users\arthma\appdata\local\temp\pip-build-c0ibf8\cffi
You are using pip version 7.1.2, however version 9.0.1 is available.
You should consider upgrading via the 'python -m pip install --upgrade pip' command.

Add GA support for current landing page to track PV / UV and on.

I did unstall the Arduino IDE, re-install it after I got #97 issue, then got below error.
× Arduino install: Cannot find lib path at C:\Users\arthma\Documents\Arduino\libraries
(node:1912) UnhandledPromiseRejectionWarning: Unhandled promise rejection (rejection id: 2): Cannot find lib path at C:\Users\arthma\Documents\Arduino\libraries

Workaround: manually create the folder,

Checkout below snapshots.
I have packages installed for other devices. The installation script should only check sub-folder for the target device (az3166).

At some circumstances, WIFI AP indeed does not have any password. Currently setting a blank password gets failing. Is it possible or necessary to support users under Open WIFI?

Since we are going to switch to OpenOCD as #93 , we need to retire st-flash within installation package.

The url and key of AI shall be get from REST service / web page, instead of hardcode here

Reproduce

1. az config_wifi
2. Use SSID like Liya's iPhone

Connecting to WiFi will fail. Needs investigation to allow such characters as they are common names especially for mobile phone hotspot.

looks like the installation script is trying to check if pip has been installed using "pip --version", which failed if pip hasn't been installed.

We currently use AzureIoTHub as folder name for mini solutions and AzureIotHubExample for shake shake scenario folder. Suggest to use a more relevant name:

• Folder name: Mini Solutions
• Solution name: Shake for a tweet, Send tweet by voice

I already have Node v6.7.0 installed, but when I run the installation script, it uninstalls it and then install the v6.10.2. Do we really need the Node v6.10.2 than v6.7.0? If Node v6.x is enough, we do not need uninstall the existing Node v6.x and install the latest v6.10.2. It would take more time for the installation .

This is the wrong way of doing things - we should not try to parse the command ouput, instead we want to check the return code (e.g. %ERRORLEVEL% == 0).

Instead of VS Code stable version, a lot of people are using VS Code Insiders in their daily work. One fact is that all the members of VS Code team are using VS Code Insiders. Most the settings, extensions, themes are properly configured in VS Code Insiders. So those people would be willing to work with DevKit in VS Code Insiders.

There would be better to have an option to install the CPP and Arduino extension in VS Code Insiders.

Package http://10.172.15.140:8080/job/AzureIoTDeveloperKit/lastSuccessfulBuild/artifact/usb_install_102.zip.

Issue
Step: checking set custom board manager url
Throw the error: Command failed: "arduino_debug.exe" --pref boardsmanager.additionl.urls=https://raw.githubusercontent.com/VSChina/azureiotdevkit_tools/master/package_azureboard_index.json --save-prefs
"arduino_debug.exe" is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.

Expectation
Block the installation, shall be fixed.

Minor issue.
I intended to input "All" or "Yes". Turns out I only need to input "A" or "Y". I guess we should make it clearer to users.

1. Set the wifi to MSFTLAB, the board can't start up properly, it was blocked on IoT initialziationi.
2. Change another Wifi, the board can start properly, but several mins later it's dead

Currently we are trying to get the information from system variables but some users may not add the installation paths into system PATH variables. Let's find a reliable way to get the info, like registry.

currently we're asking the user to input the SSID, should we give a list of available SSIDs and let user select? I got this feedback from Joe "if it is asking me for the SSID without giving a list to select from, it is not helpful".

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Node version 0.12.2 is not supported, please use Node.js 4.0 or higher.

If the Dev Kit failed to connect to Wi-Fi, there will be a "Fault" displayed at the bottom of the little screen.
This is misleading (e.g. if your iPad cannot connect to Wi-Fi, it will not give you a "Fault"), would be better to have a clear message (e.g. No Wi-Fi or Not Connected - depending on how we organize the display space).