makefiles/mcuboot: prepare for when FLASHFILE is used#11112
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Prepare to keep working when `FLASHFILE` is used for the FLASHER.
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I rebased now that #11110 is merged. I updated the test description since the output changed. |
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Contribution description
Prepare to keep working when
FLASHFILEis used for the FLASHER.Limitation
This does not declare the generated file to flash as
FLASHFILEas it is currently not a file target.This would come after #10494
Testing procedure
Nothing broke
The previous behavior did not change:
Future should work
FLASHFILE is indeed given to the flash target.
It can be tested by replacing the flasher with echo $(FLASHFILE) and seeing the file being printed:
Issues/PRs references
This is part of #8838