Closed dragondaud closed 6 years ago
I have verified the upstream fix corrects this issue. To return the ESP core to latest:
git checkout HEAD
git pull
Nevermind, still an issue. Reverting back as described above fixes submit issues.
@dragondaud do you know what's the issue ?
They made some changes to argument parsing in httpserver that I believe broke something. I haven't had time to look into the specifics. They also changed another bit that broke stuff, which was the original problem I opened this issue over, but it was reverted, and that is when I discovered the arg parsing issue.
There is a PR that fixes this issue, it has not yet been merged, but seems to fix the problem. From esp8266 directory, run these commands:
git checkout HEAD
git pull
git fetch origin pull/5262/head:fixparse
git checkout fixparse
Then rebuild myClock. After this PR is merged, you can return to master.
PR#6262 has been merged into master, go back with:
git checkout master
git pull
git branch -D fixparse
yay!
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PR#6262 has been merged into master, go back with:
git checkout master git pull git branch -d fixparse
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A commit to Arduino/ESP8266 yesterday breaks functionality of myClock. I would advise not updating your ESP core until they fix this upstream, but if you already broke your clock, you can try this:
Then compile and upload over serial, as the bug seems to break OTA, too.