Marcel Stör

Yep, I look forward to the firmware `dev` branch being merged back to `master` because we've got much better documentation now: http://nodemcu.readthedocs.org/en/dev/en/flash/

Just use https://github.com/marcelstoer/nodemcu-pyflasher (from yours truly)

In general I do like to have choices and options but in this particular case I don't understand why @vowstar / @nodemcu don't join forces with https://github.com/themadinventor/esptool. The Python tool...

You can do that with `spiffsimg` but you need Linux to run it: http://nodemcu.readthedocs.io/en/latest/en/spiffs/.

@henryrneh I am sure you and the organization you represent mean well. However, to me this issue is yet another example of misguided automated tools. A considerable amount of my...

> the vulnerabilities are triggered with xstream.fromXML(Malicious_Input). That is not relevant. What if you find 100 projects out in the wild that invoke `vulnerableLibrary.vulnerableMethod()`? The sane thing to is to...

That's the same piece of code I referenced (you from 1.6, I from master). My point is that it _behaves_ like it is `false` despite what it says in that...

@danielflower I have more new features coming that are based in this branch. Hence, I would appreciated if you could provide guiding feedback soon, thanks.

@danielflower Besides this and #94 I have more improvements in mind for this plugin. Yet, I must say not even getting any feedback on PRs is very de-motivating. What are...

I'll be happy to answer any questions - just keep'em coming. > As for this change, this feels like quite a bit of a change from the current logic of...