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55## 0.36.0
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7+ ### The gRPC ` cc.arduino.cli.commands.v1.PlatformRelease ` has been changed.
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9+ We've added a new field called ` incompatible ` . This field indicates if the current platform release is installable or
10+ not. It may happen that a platform doesn't have a dependency available for an OS, in such cases, if we try to install
11+ the platform it will fail. The new field can be used to know upfront if a specific release is installable.
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13+ ### The gRPC ` cc.arduino.cli.commands.v1.PlatformSummary ` has been changed.
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15+ We've added a new field called ` latest_compatible_version ` . This field indicates the latest version that can be
16+ successfully installed for the current OS. The ` latest_version ` field cannot guarantee such property.
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18+ ### ` core list ` now returns only the latest version that can be installed.
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20+ Previously, we showed the latest version without checking if all the dependencies were available in the current OS. Now,
21+ the latest version will always point to an installable one even if a newer incompatible one is present.
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23+ ### ` core upgrade ` and ` core install ` will install the latest compatible version.
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25+ Previously, we'd have tried the installation/upgrade of a core even if all the required tools weren't available in the
26+ current OS. Now we check this upfront, and allowing the installation of incompatible versions only if a user explicitly
27+ provides it like:
` core install arduino:[email protected] ` 28+
29+ ## 0.35.0
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731### CLI ` core list ` and ` core search ` changed JSON output.
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933Below is an example of the response containing an object with all possible keys set.
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