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Sometimes you need a fork of an Arduino library instead of the version that will be installed via their GUI. `arduino_ci_remote.rb` won't overwrite existing downloaded libraries with fresh downloads, but it won't fetch the custom versions for you either.
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If this is the behavior you need, `ensure_arduino_installation.rb` is for you.
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If this is the behavior you need, `ensure_arduino_installation.rb` is for you. It ensures that an Arduino binary is available on the system.
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```shell
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# Example build script
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# ensure the Arduino installation -- creates the Library directory
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bundle exec ensure_arduino_installation.rb
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# manually install the custom version you need
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# manually install a custom library from a zip file
Note the use of subshell to execute `bundle exec arduino_library_location.rb`. This command simply returns the directory in which Arduino Libraries are (or should be) installed.
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