Use --config-dir parameter for dmf-get configuration extraction #54
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The
build/configsdirectory was being polluted with module binaries (.dmf, .dmd, .dmp) when it should contain only configuration files for the dmffs filesystem. The root cause was using the wrongdmf-getparameter.Changes
dmf-getparameter from-o(output directory) to--config-dirwhen extracting configuration files from DMDRoot Cause
The original code used
-o(output directory) which is a general parameter that may create intermediate module files during processing. The--config-dirparameter is specifically designed for configuration file installation and ensures only configuration files are placed in the target directory.Result
Config directory now contains only the clean hierarchy:
Module binaries remain properly isolated in
build/dmf/.This matches the expected behavior shown in the issue example using
dmf-get dmclk --config board/stm32f746g-disco.ini --config-dir /tmp/config.Original prompt
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