Running the examples e.g. graphicstest does not support Feather Huzzah since [this commit to support ESP32](https://github.com/adafruit/Adafruit-ST7735- Library/commit/7fcfad917036f5b3c1336386f0a12f18127c244c) makes it impossible to wire the Huzzah32 in a way the examples can be run without modifying the CS, DC and Reset pins in the code.
In particular, I just confirmed that the condition #elif defined(ESP32) catches the feather huzzah32 as well. This is in conflict with the Feather as GIOP 5 is SCK on the feather, which means you cannot wire it in a way that these tests would work. I know it is not hard to change three Pins in the code but it is also not optimal.
I would make a pull request but I'm unsure about best practice here. Comment about Huzzah32 at the indicated line? Adding another case?
Arduino board: Feather Huzzah32
Arduino IDE version (found in Arduino -> About Arduino menu): 1.8.10
eppfel
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Running the examples e.g. graphicstest does not support Feather Huzzah since [this commit to support ESP32](https://github.com/adafruit/Adafruit-ST7735- Library/commit/7fcfad917036f5b3c1336386f0a12f18127c244c) makes it impossible to wire the Huzzah32 in a way the examples can be run without modifying the CS, DC and Reset pins in the code.
In particular, I just confirmed that the condition
#elif defined(ESP32)catches the feather huzzah32 as well. This is in conflict with the Feather asGIOP 5isSCKon the feather, which means you cannot wire it in a way that these tests would work. I know it is not hard to change three Pins in the code but it is also not optimal.I would make a pull request but I'm unsure about best practice here. Comment about Huzzah32 at the indicated line? Adding another case?
Arduino board: Feather Huzzah32
Arduino IDE version (found in Arduino -> About Arduino menu): 1.8.10
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