Ibrahim Abdelkader

Yes, this conforms to CPython `logging` (I've implemented it following the docs), both the API and functionality are compatible (if you run it on CPython you get the exact same...

> It's probably worth you adding `from time import *` in `__init__.py` so this new module transparently includes everything from there too? I don't think it should import everything in...

Ah okay, but you said : > It's probably worth you adding from time import * in __init__.py so this new module transparently includes everything from there too? I think...

I'd like to send this in, if no one is currently working on it, along with some proposed changes to `connect`.

> 1. Should probably keep the existing `ussl.wrap_socket()` for backwards compatibility for a couple of releases. Yes it should stay for a while. > The question is if we should...

Hi, there's a bit you can check to see if the debugger is attached, maybe something like this can be used as a workaround: ``` if (CoreDebug->DHCSR & CoreDebug_DHCSR_C_DEBUGEN_Msk) {...

> I guess we can decide whether it's worth merging first. If it's approved I'll add the required tests.

you could also look into using a power management/multiplexer chip, like TPS2114/5 which can handle two power sources, and also has current limiting and inrush current limiting, this can save...

you could use a Schottky diode, it has a very low voltage drop, for example I'm using one which drops about 300mV at 500mA (max USB current). Oh but right,...

yes you're right, that's probably why most boards have VIN > 4.0v, anyway, I thought it was worth mentioning.