Embedded CI/CD with HIL Testing Lesson 2. Creating STM32CubeIDE Project and Git Repo

In this video, I create an STM32CubeIDE project and set it up with Git for source code management. I first provide some background on STM32CubeIDE, and how to choose what parts of an IDE project should be part of the Git repo. The IDE content is added to a local Git repo. Then a remote Git repo is then created, and the contents of the local (IDE) Git repo is pushed to the remote Git repo.

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[VFXTutorials]

This is golden, thank you for sharing your amazing technical knowledge in such an easy and well explained manner!

[romramrem]

You understand the way we don't understand things...thank you for making such a wonderful series of tutorial. I was always confused by the structures of a project and how or where everything gets connected in the end. where should I put this file or where should that directory be....and then here you are, explaining everything and even sharing a screenshot of how your directory looks like! I really appreciate your hard work and thank you sincerely. May only the best things happen to you .

[Nervenkugel]

This course is super interesting, everything is well explained.
Thank you soo much for the content.

[followthewhiterabbit]

In my ToolChain, I have been using eclipse as an IDE, i was just wondering if that would prevent me following the tutorials properly. I have been building a 6dof arm project using stm32f091rc. I have found your introduction video very helpful in terms of the process of building my own project. Thank you for the videos.

[breakersun]

cool stuff. May I ask what tool you are using to draw these diagrams?