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PlatformIO #144
PlatformIO #144
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- if [[ "$BD" =~ "esp32:esp32:" ]]; then git clone https://github.com/bbx10/Hash_tng ; fi | ||
- cd - | ||
- sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install -y --no-install-recommends python3-minimal python3-pip python3-setuptools | ||
- pip3 install platformio==4.2.1 |
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I just pinned it because you prefer that it seems. I don't think there'll be issues with any PlatformIO version >= 4
, though. Pinning the dependencies makes sense indeed.
As a matter of policy I want to pin everything in this project as it has proven to be flaky. That it compiles does not mean that it works, and I have already lost much time due to this fact. |
I think the way PlatformIO allows for pinning dependencies is straightforward, and most of it has been taken from the commands in the Travis config. Can you test the binaries which are built by PlatformIO perhaps? I don't have any SD card hardware nor a printer with serial pins right now. Edit: nevermind. |
A big thank you @TheAssassin 🥇 |
Please update your README accordingly to replace that awkward series of calls to the Arduino IDE etc. with e.g., a link to the PlatformIO docs.