Closed stonehippo closed 8 years ago
Thanks for all your help!
I've merged the ESP8266 branch contents into master, so the AVR and ESP8266 definitions are all included in the same "package_sparkfun_index.json" file. That should resolve this and any similar issues that may come up in the future.
ESP8266 development will continue in the master branch, and the ESP8266 branch will go away once we get documentation all caught up.
When using the ESP8266 board manager URL, attempting to install the Sparkfun AVR board definitions results in a failure due to a CRC error with the
sparkfunboards.tar.bz2
file. The issue arises from the current version of the AVR package having been upgraded to 1.0.1 while the ESP8266 package still has the SHA information for the 1.0.0 version.I have created a pull request, issue #7, which should resolve this temporarily by updating
package_sparkfun_index.json
in the ESP8266 branch to include the AVR board 1.0.1 package information.