Can not deploy example sketch

Hy I opened the example blink application but when I want to deploy it I get this message:

Connecting to programmer: .
Found programmer: Id = "CATERIN"; type = S
Software Version = 1.0; No Hardware Version given.
Programmer supports auto addr increment.
Programmer supports buffered memory access with buffersize=128 bytes.

Programmer supports the following devices:
Device code: 0x44

I am using the IDE 2.0 and an Arduino Pro Micro my Host is a Mac M1 Pro. Please help me I have no idea how to get it running.

Hi @gonzogonzales2. This is the normal output from a successful upload to a Pro Micro board.

Did Arduino IDE indicate the upload failed? If the upload fails, you will see an "Upload error: ..." notification at the bottom right corner of the IDE window:

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If the upload succeeds, you will see a "Done uploading." notification there:

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Note that the success notification is hidden after a few seconds, so you might miss it if you aren't watching, but you can click the :bell: icon at the right side of the status bar to show the hidden notifications again.

If you didn't get an "Upload error: ..." notification then the upload was successful and you don't need to worry about this message.

If there was an error or something else is not working as expected, then just provide details in a reply here and we'll help you out with that.

"Considered normal" - circa 2019

(??? using PlatformIO ???)

Yes it shows up that the Upload and compiling based but I find it distracting to have a red message even it works.

Unfortunately the cause of the red coloration is not under Arduino's control.

Arduino IDE uses a tool named AVRDUDE to upload sketches to your Arduino board.

The AVRDUDE developers made the decision to print even output that is not related to an error condition to the "standard error" (AKA "stderr") stream instead of the more common practice of printing it on the "standard output" (AKA "stdout") stream. Because it is usually associated with errors or warnings, Arduino IDE colors all output received from the stderr stream red (at least when the default IDE theme is selected).

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