cp a bin fails on Catalina

[vsonneville-cherch]

Hi,

Realised when uploading from Arduino IDE on Mac OS X (10.15 Catalina), using MassSotrage method, it fails, saying that the .ino.bin is a directory.
Adding a -r to the cp command in tools/macosx/massStorageCopy.sh solved the issue, but I'm not sure it's the best way to do this.

Cheers

[fpistm]

Hi,

could you be more precise?
Which Arduino IDE version? Core version?
Log ? (enable all the verbose output in the Arduino IDE preferences)

Thanks.

[VVESTM]

Hi,

I have just made a test on macOS Catalina, Version 10.15.5 and latest versions (Arduino 1.8.13 and STM32core 1.9.0) with NucleoL476 board and mass storage upload method.
Result is OK :

[vsonneville-cherch]

Hi,
I was on Arduino 1.8.12, STM32Core 1.9.0 with a Nucleo F091RC and mass storage upload method.
I updated Arduino IDE to 1.8.13 and it fixed the issue.
Rolled back to 1.8.12 with STM32Core 1.9.0 and I enclose the verbose output here : ErrorReport.txt
Given that an update of Arduino IDE fixed the issue, I don't know if it is still relevant, though.

[fpistm]

Thanks for the quick feedback and tests.
It is linked to Arduino IDE and how it deals some paths.
I thinks it was solved in the 1.8.13 thanks arduino/arduino-cli#690
I close this one as it is not relevant and not link to the tools.

Solution: Use the latest Arduino IDE 1.8.13