Maximilian Gerhardt

Same here, upvoted this issue. I've also created a more general issue since I didn't feel the title and content wasn't general enough -- see link above. It would be...

This version of Renode is what PlatformIO is using ([source](https://registry.platformio.org/tools/platformio/tool-renode/versions)) and the non-runnability of this executable has caused breakages for users ([source](https://community.platformio.org/t/tool-renode-failed-with-version-glibc-private-not-found/34911)). I think in general it should be expected...

Worked on per https://community.platformio.org/t/i-am-unable-to-install-sipeed-longan-nano-gd32v/34758

Do not put it in the `lib/` folder of the project, create a new folder for it (e.g. `packages`) and reference that path. `lib/` is for libraries, not packages.

>framework = gd32vf103-sdk @ https://github.com/RideMyByte/GD32VF103_Firmware_Library.git That is not valid. The `framework` can only be the principal value, like `gd32vf103-sdk`, `arduino`, et cetara. Per https://github.com/sipeed/platform-gd32v/blob/7889775b85e3eddc9aebea4e9278a5d666c06ca3/platform.json#L43-L48 the package for it is called...

>gd32vf103_libopt.h That file is a a standard file that includes the activated SPL modules, or, just all of them. You can just copy-paste [gd32vf103_libopt.h](https://github.com/RideMyByte/GD32VF103_Firmware_Library/blob/master/Template/gd32vf103_libopt.h) into the `include/` folder of your...

..And of course, as soon as I post it, I find the error. My `.vscode/settings.json` contained this option ```json { "robotcode.python": "env/py/bin/python3" } ``` which worked with previous versions but...

Just for completeness later: While robot code extension showed a "Select interpreter" panel, clicking on any of my Python 3.9.7 or Python 3.10 still showed the same "You must have...

FYI the `maxgerhardt/ghostl` library has been published in the registry per https://registry.platformio.org/libraries/maxgerhardt/ghostl/installation, but I still think it's better to either put a link to a repo the real owner controls...

This is a side-effect that PlatformIO gives you an old version of the library because the lib author hasn't issued a version increase despite the critical commit https://github.com/PaulStoffregen/Encoder/commit/cfe65410a9d6a79fcea63a69ded7abccf281e752 which fixes...