Can STM32CubeCLT be installed with programmatically acknowledging of the license?

[AGill.4]

I am trying use the new STM32CubeCLT package with a Docker container, but it requires a manual acknowledgement of the license during install. This rather defeats the purpose of using this package with a Dockerfile and CI pipeline. Is there a way to programmatically acknowledge the license some other way such as through an environment variable?

[Pavel A.]

Some distros IIRC have a driver (?) which allows injecting input events, such as keystrokes. This can foil any smart er, thing that requires 'genuine' keypress.

Don't know whether this works in containers.

[frainville]

Hello sir,

I needed to do it as well today so I created a Dockerfile with a patch to remove the prompts.

 

https://github.com/Rotule666/stm32cubeclt-docker/tree/master

 

you can see the applied change in the patch file 

https://github.com/Rotule666/stm32cubeclt-docker/blob/master/patch/setup.patch

 

cheers!

 

[Rob.Riggs]

Has ST come up with a better solution for this problem? CI/CD is a big deal in modern software engineering and making it difficult to automate tool installation into containers is a stumbling block for many of us.

[hamzatoui]

According to the documentatuion one of the main objectives of this tool is the CI/CD, while making it interactive ...
In addition, the help option shows several options, but none of them seems to be really useful for solving this problem.

[frainville]

The solution I proposed work very well and is quite simple, if you need specific help on how to use it I can try to help. I am using the same solution for installing STM32Cube IDE in my CI/CD containers for many years.

https://github.com/Rotule666/stm32cubeclt-docker/blob/master/readme.MD

 

[hamzatoui]

Thank you very much frainville, I'm going to use it .