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Please publish the updated arduinoImprovBootstrapper sources #2

Open CrazyCoder opened 8 months ago

CrazyCoder commented 8 months ago

It's not possible to compile the sources without hacks since https://github.com/PaulWieland/arduinoImprovBootstrapper/tree/ratgdo2.0 is not up to date with the current code.

Could you please publish the updated code you are using to produce the binaries? Thank you!

Original issue: https://github.com/PaulWieland/ratgdo/issues/166.

I need to modify the sources because of this issue: https://github.com/PaulWieland/ratgdo/issues/168.

kmalinich commented 7 months ago

+1 for this. Or +100. I've already put a few hours into getting my ratgdo 2.5 hardware working with an ESP32 - and this seems to be a serious roadblock to compiling mqtt-ratgdo for ESP32. With the holidays approaching, it'll be a long time before I can even get my hands on an ESP8266 to run the compiled binaries. My original plan was to use an ESP32 with esphome-ratgdo, but since i have a secplus 1.0+ opener, I can't run the ESPHome version of the project, and so far it's been weeks and I haven't seen a single commit in the esphome-ratgdo repo pertaining to secplus 1.0+ support. If the updated/current arduinoImprovBootstrapper sources aren't published, I guess I'll have to shoddily port secplus 1.0+ from mqtt-ratgdo to esphome-ratgdo. Kinda really just let down by this whole project.

lukescott commented 6 months ago

I would like some guidance on getting started, hence #10. I would like to contribute, but I want to make sure that the firmware I'm compiling matches the binary already installed so I can focus on adding to the project rather than chasing down issues that are already solved.

p-jean commented 6 months ago

I can build my own RATGDO firmware by hacking some things, but it is incomplete. Is there any reason not to release the whole source?