2025-08-19 2:00 AM
Hello everyone,
I understand that bundle manager replaced STM32CubeCLT with "New STM32Cube for Visual Studio Code extenstion".
Is there an option to download the bundles outside VSCode environment for offline installation? Similar to STM32CubeCLT?
Rationale here is to use the same toolchain in an headless automated build system with no internet connection.
Thanks
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2025-08-20 2:27 AM
From VSCode integrated terminal let's try:
cube bundle download <bundle name>@<bundle version>
--plateform option is allowing to get artefacts from non local OS.
To list them all:
cube bundle list-online
cube bundle list-all-online
Is it helping ?
2025-08-19 2:37 AM
Hi @m_vural
no direct link to download them, but you can find your bundles in vscode user files
does it suit your needs ?
2025-08-20 2:16 AM
Hello @m_vural;
This post has been escalated to the ST Online Support Team for additional assistance. We'll contact you directly.
Best regards,
Maxime
2025-08-20 2:27 AM
From VSCode integrated terminal let's try:
cube bundle download <bundle name>@<bundle version>
--plateform option is allowing to get artefacts from non local OS.
To list them all:
cube bundle list-online
cube bundle list-all-online
Is it helping ?
2025-08-21 5:50 AM
Hello @Nawres GHARBI and @Cartu38 OpenDev
Thanks for the suggestions. I can download the bundles in VSCode now.
"--platform" helps to download linux tools on windows. This helps with my immediate challenge.
One question: I can open/extract .bundle files with the good old unzip.
Is this OK? Is there any other preferred way (other then using cube bundle install )?
@Maxime_MARCHETTO I've been contacted by online support. Thanks for picking it up!
Best regards,
Murat
2025-08-28 1:46 AM
"Good old unzip" is perfectly fine.
No extra solution promoted at that time except cube bundle install. If any suggestion here feel free to share: we may consider. Our ambition is to help / support CI/CD usage any feedback is welcome !