Angus Gratton

> Thanks @projectgus -- I looked into this a while back but ran into several issues and ended up applying https://xkcd.com/1205/ Haha fair enough! For me, I find bouncing off...

@jimmo I found a gotcha with rebasing and verifygitlog.py, had to add logic to skip checking autosquash patterns... Rebasing is working smoothly for me now though, although if more of...

Hi @sampsyo & @RollingStar , Thanks for the great synopsis @sampsyo and the suggestion @RollingStar . I think the synopsis is accurate, in as much as those two changes would...

> people should have moved to Python 3.5 or newer I haven't tried this, but for anyone who needs Python 3 support it should be possible to remove `bin/esptool.py` from...

> not support for stuff like serial-over-Internet FWIW: [v1.2](https://github.com/espressif/esptool/releases/v1.2) (the version distributed with esp-open-sdk) is the version which added that support. The only thing which has changed for that feature...

> For the power consumption, it seems quite high. I measure about 13mA when in RX mode (on top of the pyboard current), and about 30-45mA when transmitting a message...

@dpgeorge Thanks for the review, I've updated based on your comments and did some additional memory usage optimisations (especially in sx1262.py). The stm32wl5 support has now been split into an...

@dpgeorge Can do! Sorry, I did know I needed to do this but I hadn't put it on the TODO list. Will crib from `aioble` and come up with something...

Hey @tve, Thanks for taking a detailed look through this. I appreciate that you seem to be pretty familiar with these radios, it's great to get that perspective as I'm...

@jimmo The comment script took me just under 30 minutes. Not sure if that counts as good automation or not? :grin: (Leaving hundreds of comments would take hours but I...