Closed electronic-cosmos closed 4 years ago
please post a screenshot
@ladyada It's happening with my Arduino IDE Library Manager as well:
is this new or has always been happening?
I'd say about a couple of weeks or so.
that is quite odd because the version number matches the release ... only thing that is new in the last few weeks is we went from 1.9.1 to 1.10.1 - i wonder if the parsing code for semver doesnt handle 2-digit minor numbers (kinda doubt thats it...)
@cmaglie do you have any ideas?
I think I know what's happening. My Arduino IDE's got two copies of the Adafruit Circuit Python library.
One, version 1.6.7 (judging by its library.properties file) is located at:
C:\Users\Computer\Documents\Arduino\libraries\Adafruit_Circuit_Playground
The other, version 1.8.6 is in the directory:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Arduino\libraries\Adafruit_Circuit_Playground
Removing the 1.6.7 version allows the Arduino IDE to correctly update to version 1.10.1.
The updated 1.10.1 library is then correctly created in the directory:
C:\Users\Computer\Documents\Arduino\libraries\Adafruit_Circuit_Playground
For Mac users? What do I have to do???
I'm not a Mac user, but it might be located in the "libraries" directory where your Arduino sketches are stored. In the "libraries" directory there should be the "Adafruit_Circuit_Python" folder.
Failing that, it should be possible to search for the folder, to find its location.
I found it.
Ups after updating the Adafruit_Circuit_Playground in the libraries manager. Greetings from Reutlingen Germany Michael J.
Header say everything :-) Something is wrong in this version history. Pleas check it, THX!