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Improve section on deploy.sh usage

Ivan Zorin
2023-07-01 22:50:18 +03:00
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Building.md

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## Using docker ## Using docker
If your machine has docker installed, you can call ```scripts/deploy.sh build``` script from the root of this repo to create a docker image, build the firmware, and output all the files in the `scripts/ci/artifacts` folder If your machine has docker installed, you can call the script from the root of this repo:
```
$ scripts/deploy.sh build
```
This create a docker image, build the firmware, and output all the files in the `scripts/ci/artifacts` folder.
### Dev ### Dev
If you just call the ```scripts/deploy.sh``` script, it will instead load you into the docker image, which is useful if you plan to run many builds to test ideas and don't want to wait for the spin up/down of the docker image. The script can be called without any sub-commands as well:
```
scripts/deploy.sh
```
It will load you into the docker image, which is useful if you plan to run many builds to test ideas and don't want to wait for the spin up/down of the docker image.
## Using STMCubeIDE ## Using STMCubeIDE