openbricks-dev (DEPRECATED)
This PyPI project has been replaced by openbricks.
The host CLI (openbricks-dev) and the simulator (openbricks-sim)
are now a single PyPI package. Migrate with:
pip uninstall openbricks-dev openbricks-sim
pip install 'openbricks[sim]'
Then update your scripts and shell aliases:
| Old | New |
|---|---|
openbricks-dev <cmd> |
openbricks <cmd> |
openbricks-sim <cmd> |
openbricks sim <cmd> |
Subcommands and arguments are unchanged. The Python module names
on the host (openbricks_dev, openbricks_sim) stay split so they
don't shadow the firmware-side openbricks package on the hub.
This 0.9.3 release is the final openbricks-dev release — the
binary it ships prints the migration message and exits non-zero.
No further versions will be published under this name.
For the full migration breakdown see the CHANGELOG.
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