hlovdal

@grossmj Well, maybe not quite fixed. I experienced the same problem (and workaround) now with version 2.2.17. This was on an old Fedora 30 system that installed version version 2.1.20...

Notice there is also [this pull request](https://github.com/slackhq/nebula/pull/263).

I have created  [rpm packages for my own usage](https://github.com/hlovdal/nebula-overlay-networking) that I have used on all my Fedora/Centos machines for a couple of months now. With those it is only install...

Related [FreeBSD pull request](https://github.com/slackhq/nebula/pull/350).

Reading the [discussion](https://github.com/arduino/arduino-cli/issues/1013#issuecomment-736103932), would it not make sense to create four test repositories under to have some known reference points to use for testing this? E.g. ```text FooLibLegacy1 |_ FooLib1.h...

Updated (relative) links: * #118 * #119 * #120 * #121

Actually, this can be generalized because in principle any header file should be possible to include just by itself, and thus tests for that can be generated just by iterating...

Sorry for a late and short (for now) answer. Yes my motivation for this is to use for unit tests, although I view the scripts to be very generic and...

Teensy appears to be a [Arduino compatible ARM Coretex board](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Arduino_boards_and_compatible_systems) with 34 I/O pins. So most proper Arduino hardware targets will have less, but I do not feel that there...

One question though. The pins have different numerical values depending on which hardware target, and some of them are conflicting, e.g. `A20` is either 31 or 39 in the `pins_arduino.h`...