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Thanks for the info. [platformio]
default_envs = firmware
[env:firmware]
extends = env:tasmota32_base esp32-webcam: [platformio]
default_envs = firmware
[env:firmware]
extends = env:tasmota32_base
board = esp32-cam odroid-go: [platformio]
default_envs = firmware
[env:firmware]
extends = env:tasmota32_base
board = esp32-odroid m5stack-core: [platformio]
default_envs = firmware
[env:firmware]
extends = env:tasmota32_base
board = esp32-m5core2 It should rather work with current development version. There will be a problem with Solo1 which (and this is a very good move) has started using additional level of abstraction: I will rather leave it as is, to be compatible with latest stable version, but I will probably launch additional TasmoCompiler branch (let's say development) which will follow the latest changes in Tasmota code and be compatible with Tasmota development branch. |
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Made a PR for updating some Board defs (Solo1 does not compile anymore). |
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Hello @benzino77
Since Arduino ESP32 Core 2.0.1 is released and we build since weeks Tasmota32 version with beta version from this core and all seems working better as with the old core we switched to
our build based on this core. Since yesterday EVERY Tasmota version for ESP32 Mcu variants
is builded with. Support for core 1.0.7.x is dropped. New upcoming features will not work with.
Today already code changes where done which are incompatible with the old core.
Please update your setup if you want to provide development Tasmota ESP32 builds.
Users do like your work a lot as we do too.
Greets from the Tasmota dev team.
Thanks!
Jason2866
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