I have a related question. Maybe there is some information about SDK version/git/MCUXpresso in the community, I would appreciate if you can show me the right direction.
Now the issue I have at hand.
I just put my source code of the applications being developed with MCUXpresso under the git control. Applications use SDK version (say) 2.15.
.metadata/ line was added by the MCUXpresso automatically to .gitignore. Fine.
Now I installed MCUXpresso on the second computer, but the SDK 2.15 is not available on NXP anymore. So installed SDK 2.16 instead.
Now when I pull the source code from the git, it overwrites the content of .mcuxpressoide_packages_support/ on the second computer.
When I start MCUXpresso on the second machine, .mcuxpressoide_packages_support/ is overwritten again.
I assume I can put .mcuxpressoide_packages_support/ in .gitignore, since each project includes the copies of all the files from SDK anyways. Then I have to be careful if a need to add something from the SDK, I should do it only on the computer where I have original version of the SDK, right?
However, my question is what is the recommended way to keep the SDK versions synchronized, using git and MCUXpresso?
How I install the previous version of SDK 2.15 on the second machine and force MCUXpresso to use it instead of the later 2.16?
How I migrate my code in git to the next version of SDK when I need it?
