dvcfg-b import diagnostic-modules

Import diagnostic modules from the provided files. Stops an existing running ConfigCore for the given project.

Command

dvcfg-b import diagnostic-modules -f=<variant-name>=<file1>,<file2>,<...>[,<variant-name>=<file1>,<file2>,
                                         <...>...] [-f=<variant-name>=<file1>,<file2>,<...>[,<variant-name>=<file1>,
                                         <file2>,<...>...]]... -p=<file> -b=<folder> [--force]

Usage

Usage: dvcfg-b import diagnostic-modules [-h] -f=<variant-name>=<file1>,<file2>,<...>[,<variant-name>=<file1>,<file2>,
                                         <...>...] [-f=<variant-name>=<file1>,<file2>,<...>[,<variant-name>=<file1>,
                                         <file2>,<...>...]]... -p=<file> -b=<folder> [--force]

Description:
Import diagnostic modules from the provided files. Stops an existing running ConfigCore for the given project.

Options:
* -f, --file-set=<variant-name>=<file1>,<file2>,<...>[,<variant-name>=<file1>,<file2>,<...>...]
                               Diagnostic ECU-C files.
                               E.g.: -f variant1=./ecuCFile1.arxml,./ecuCFile2.arxml -f variant2=./ecuCFile3.arxml or
                                 -f ./ecuCFile1.arxml,./ecuCFile2.arxml if only one file set.
* -p, --project=<file>         The .dvjson file of the project.
* -b, --bsw-package=<folder>   Directory of the BSW package.
      --force                  Force stop the running ConfigCore of the given project.
  -h, --help                   Display the help.

For the meaning of the returned exit codes, see Exit Codes.