Hi,
the new device handling doesn't offer a devices.xml any more. So how can I double check the devices' memory limits?
Hi,
the new device handling doesn't offer a devices.xml any more. So how can I double check the devices' memory limits?
Hi Jim,
yup, right. And I found this directory already, but (as you wrote it): I have to check every single folder. I have a lot of devices for a datafield and want to check, if there is a watch which limits the datafield's size to 16 kB. I don't want to cycle through all watches :-(
I have to check every single folder.
You can use jq to combine and massage the content of all the compiler.json files into a single file.
Well the comment actually suggested using WSL (Linux on Windows, available as of Windows 10), but I would understand if you don't want to install that just for one command.
In that case, I suggest using Powershell (supported by Windows 7 and higher).
Where you would type */compiler.json in Linux/bash, in Powershell you can type $(ls *\compiler.json).
In your case you can try something like this, which will include app memory sizes in the output:
jq '{ deviceId, displayName, appTypes }' $(ls *\compiler.json) | jq --slurp > devices.json