espressif / esptool

Espressif SoC serial bootloader utility
https://docs.espressif.com/projects/esptool
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docs(flashing): Fixed a typo in /docs/en/esptool/flashing-firmware.rst (ESPTOOL-852) #976

Closed greendoescode closed 5 months ago

greendoescode commented 5 months ago

Updated the text in this file to fix a typo which was decives, that is now devices.

So sorry about the multiple PRS, I'm not fully up to date with good git practices. # This change fixes the following bug(s): Fixed Spelling Mistake In /docs/en/esptool/flashing-firmware.rst n/a # I have tested this change with the following hardware & software combinations: NO TESTING # I have run the esptool.py automated integration tests with this change and the above hardware: NO TESTING
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radimkarnis commented 5 months ago

All good! You handled it well.