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Since the tiny usb repo also includes lots of sdks for other modules for their examples. If you do a git submodule update --init --recursive you'll get tons of sdk's you don't need. The maker of tinyusb has a seperate repo: tinyusb-src with only the src code of the project.

We should consider switching the submodule to that repository with the correct commit: https://github.com/hathach/tinyusb_src/tree/1f1e9b3412d3f0abfba90376c8166b0c4e138115

Since the tiny usb repo also includes lots of sdks for other modules for their examples. If you do a git submodule update --init --recursive you'll get tons of sdk's you don't need.

Yup, and that's why we don't suggest doing a recursive clone in our getting started documentation.

agreed; this makes sense

@liamfraser since you are updating to the correct 0.14.0 commit anyway

Since the tiny usb repo also includes lots of sdks for other modules for their examples. If you do a git submodule update --init --recursive you'll get tons of sdk's you don't need.

Yup, and that's why we don't suggest doing a recursive clone in our getting started documentation.

The TinyUSB version in the SDK seems old - it seems to be missing Pico-PIO-USB, which is odd for a Pico SDK. I can't work out how to get that without deleting TinyUSB, cloning from github. then doing that fun recursive submodule thing. I don't know git.

Any way to keep the TInyUSB branch up to date in this repo - or via git?

Do this as a separate submodule

tinyusb-src does not pull in pio usb, so we would have to pull that in somehow

deferred for now

yes, we will need to update TinyUSB to allow passing in the location of Pico-pio-usb

@kilograham, @liamfraser - TinyUSB version 1.6.0 was just released. Would it be possible to update and also fold in the concept in this issue at the same time?

This issue is outdated now, as tinyusb has removed submodules from the repo in favour of a custom dependency management tool