Alex Lennon
Alex Lennon
I'm having the same problem building for an ARM target. Is there a way to skip the tests? ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/1537834/155844038-0497b678-4b84-48c2-acb9-2ddcb9c70745.png)
@ivankravets I am having a problem I can't nail down but am wondering if it is related to .ino -> ino.cpp conversion. I have a load of legacy code with...
Yeah I did that and I couldn't replicate it or I would have provided a test case. I still think the problem is in and around that area though
I reckon if you git clone Tasmota and use a macro in an .ino which you defined on the command line then it'll fail.
@valeros I did a but more looking into this to create a test case and the upshot is a I am an idiot. It works fine. Sorry to have bothered...
I love it when I'm trying to solve a problem and I find @johnmckerrell was there before me ;)
Looks like an issue with Python2 ?
fwiw I had trouble with the particle sensor until I disabled the serial console
Just the serial console as I think the output interferes with the particle sensor comms. I did something like this `# systemctl mask [email protected]`
Humm. Not sure then I'm afraid. After I made that change my particulate sensor was working OK