#circuitpython-dev
idle owl
@tidal kiln Do you an RPi setup and also a BMP388?
tidal kiln
yes and checking...
idle owl
Thanks
idle owl
No worries, thanks for checking
solar whale
@idle owl I have a BMP388 and RPi? Need something tested?
idle owl
@solar whale I'm writing up the guide for it, and I need to make sure that it works with the RPi before including that in the guide. Can you verify it works? I2C and SPI both?
I haven't done the Fritzing diagrams yet.
solar whale
OK - will set up a test . May not be done until this evening.
idle owl
That's absolutely fine! Thank you so much! I have something going on in a little bit here anyway so I'll be finishing it up tomorrow.
manic glacierBOT
solar whale
@idle owl That was much easier than expected -- both i2c and spi worked as advertised
idle owl
Thanks! Do you mind if I send you the fritzing diagrams once I get them done to verify that they're correct?
solar whale
sure. glad to I need some Fritzing experience!
idle owl
Thank you!
solar whale
I expected adabot to object to that 😉
prime flower
@solar whale thanks for testing! (theres some more PRs in that repo if you wanna test 'em...including the NEw ip-based localtime api)
that pr was the most urgent tho, as esp32's new header encoding messed up IO
solar whale
@prime flower sure -- I'll take a look this evening. I saw that there was s bunch of activity.
manic glacierBOT
umbral dagger
That feeling when you type some python code into the REPL and get a syntax error and you look and you've typed it in as lisp.
solar whale
@prime flower tried to test the PR19 in adafruitIO but when I pull it , it reverts the changes in PR17 and nothing works -- not sure how to test it.
I have to go AFK for awhile -- will try again later
prime flower
@solar whale I just rebased the pull request onto master, should have the changes in PR17 now
slender iron
@tulip sleet removing network from feather frees 10k
raven canopy
@slender iron should i go ahead and create 5.x milestone, and move mixervoice to it?
slender iron
sure! add a note that its for API breaking changes only
we'll sort through 4.x to make a 4.1
raven canopy
k. 👍
slender iron
wonders if we should remove the numbers and just classify which part of the version it impacts
raven canopy
@meager fog i updated the nrfjprog download link on this page: https://learn.adafruit.com/circuitpython-on-the-nrf52/nrf52840-bootloader. nordic has combined the various CLI tools apparently... do you know of any other guides that point to nrfjprog? the new location to dl is here: https://www.nordicsemi.com/Software-and-Tools/Development-Tools/nRF5-Command-Line-Tools/Download
meager fog
oi @gentle bronze knows that best, when he's around he'll let you know
if you search thru learn - doe sit come up anywhere else?
raven canopy
i can run through them in a bit. jus lettins ya know, and wondering if you knew off the top of your head.
only discovered it because i thought i had already done this with my DK...but apparently not? 😆
meager fog
@pastel panther heya i know you're not around quite yet but let me know when you are and we can poke the INA260 repos
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lean hare
After a few days with CP (Trinket M0 and a 0.56 7-Seg Backpack) I am pretty impressed. I would like to be able to use CP to access CPU registers and Interrupts - Polling switches just seems ... bad 😉
tulip sleet
@lean hare read about asynchronous stuff here: https://github.com/adafruit/circuitpython/issues/1380
raven canopy
@tulip sleet i'm kind of looking into PDM on nRF. read that it uses EasyDMA; do you foresee any conflicts DMA wise? i haven't dug into the nRF[x] to the extent i have with SAMD yet.
tulip sleet
everything on the nrf uses EasyDMA, so I don't think it's an issue. EasyDMA only works to/from RAM (even writing out)
raven canopy
ok. i'll read more, just saw you pop in so seized the opportunity to ask. 😄 thanks!
tulip sleet
the nrfx drivers are fairly straightforward, so think I you may have an easier time, actually
raven canopy
they're...foreign at this point. but does look to be less, <can't find the word>.
tulip sleet
less asf4-like
raven canopy
definitely. 😄
lean hare
@tulip sleet Thanks for that - I've used msgQ's in a previous VxWorks programmers life. My main concern is that it would be nice to progress with my students (STEM/Robotics at HS level) and I don't want to get to a point (too early) where I have to say ... 'To solve this problem we now have to change languages, IDE etc.'
tulip sleet
@lean hare we do really want to provide something, but it needs to be beginner-friendly in some way. Our solutions for necessary async processing up to now have been to hide what's going on inside the native modules (PulseIn, etc.). MicroPython has interrupts but makes severe restrctions on what you can do in an interrupt routine due to storage management.
Message queues is just one idea. The things further down in that issue are other interesting alternatives. We want something, but we have to be careful not to just add mechanisms (e.g., interrupts) rather than consider what problems we're really trying to solve.
pastel panther
hey @meager fog sorry, I just got home.
pastel panther
I've uh... been thinking about stuff 😉
meager fog
all good!
pastel panther
but I'm ready to rock
meager fog
no rush from us
pastel panther
strangely the printfs compiled fine for me; I wonder if I hacked something previously to make them work
meager fog
it depends what you compile with 😃
pastel panther
just spent 15 minutes to figure out that my breakout wasn't plugged in 🙄
meager fog
thats good hardware times
modern wing
....I never did that with an ethernet cable trying to connect to a server. Nope. Never will admit to trying to ping it endlessly, rebooting my machine, getting a coworker's machine to verify it wasn't my NIC....
pastel panther
sorry @meager fog almost done but I have to inflate my cat
meager fog
cat needs to be bigger
no rush
needz chonk
cat's probably dying
its never eaten
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marble hornet
@main meteor thank you for the $1 help yesterday, it is very cool! i have a further question. do you know if i can take my script and turn it into a command? like tinyapio build for anywhere w/out the .sh?
main meteor
Yeah, the .sh extension is not required. As long as it's executable, you should be able to run it (the magic #!/bin/bash line at the beginning tells the computer that it's a shell script).
marble hornet
ah! it tis working, thank you.
now i can: tinyapio build ./test and it works! thanks
marble hornet
main meteor
You might want to consider implementing the suggestions @simple pulsar made as well.
manic glacierBOT
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solar whale
@main meteor apropos yesterdays conversation -- I'm excited to see this https://www.adafruit.com/product/4172
tidal kiln
sure. got specific PIDs in mind?
meager fog
put in all the raspi's
that way itll show up in those product feeds
its live now - blog when ya like (after featured prods are added)
@umbral dagger ok w.r.t. logging guide - is that ready for me to review?
umbral dagger
@meager fog Guide is. Gettign finasl code tweaks past travis
And working on getting it in the bundle
umbral dagger
yes
meager fog
kk - for this page https://learn.adafruit.com/admin/guides/2448/editor/15421 maybe have a screenshot at the top instead of wood?
like, of usage
next, does it work on M0 or just M4?
umbral dagger
Other than memory limits, it should work fine on M0. It's actually pretty lightweight.
meager fog
ok please verify that and make it clear you dont need an M4
umbral dagger
time is the only thing it pulls in
meager fog
next - have you tried it with nrf52840 to send debug over BLEUart?
because then you can do Really Interesting things
like push to adafruit.io
umbral dagger
verified
Those are neat ideas, and are just the matter of writing appropriate handlers
meager fog
yeah you could do one with wifi, but i think doing a basic demo with nrf52840 is worth adding to this guide
because that takes it from "hey this is a logger just like CPython" to "here is something you can only do with CircuitPython"
(also we could use more BLE exampels) you can use our BLE UART code
wanna try it? if it dbecomes a struggle we can ditch
umbral dagger
nRF52840 crashes on call to time.localtime()
In retrospect, using dtae & time isn't generally useful. Only really of value for a long-running process.
I'll have to give that some thought. Maybe revisit that along with Wifi/BT handlers.
tidal kiln
@meager fog PIDs added, blog post in the tube - publish now?
meager fog
go ahead 😃
thanks @tidal kiln !
@umbral dagger the localtime isnt really trustworthy - do you want to try monotonic() instead for now?
like, we dont know the time really
umbral dagger
That's what I'm thinking
tidal kiln
@meager fog done! thanks for reviewing.
meager fog
👍
slender iron
@pastel panther thanks for releasing register. next time please make sure to use three numbers in the version so that it's proper semver. (1.7.0 instead of 1.7)
meager fog
@slender iron he's at work rn i believe, but we figured it out and fixed fast 😃 https://github.com/adafruit/Adafruit_CircuitPython_Register/releases
do we have to delete it?
slender iron
yup np, I just retagged it
slender iron
the artifacts should populate once travis gets to it
umbral dagger
@meager fog OK, it use3s monotonic now, and runs on the '840. Guide updated to reflect that
meager fog
nice thank you!
umbral dagger
Still thinking about an opening image
meager fog
yeah thats probably for the best, otherwise a lot of things occur at 1970 😉
umbral dagger
yup
meager fog
@umbral dagger ok please try it with logging to BLEUart - it could be really fantastic if it works
meager fog
@umbral dagger do you want to rename it adafruit_logging or something and then import ... as
umbral dagger
hat's doable, sure
umbral dagger
It would likely solve the sphinx problem
I'll wait to hear back from @idle owl to see if there's an easier in-travis fix.
raven canopy
@umbral dagger I peeked at it a little while ago. Looks like it is grabbing CPython's logging. mocking the import in conf.py might make Sphinx happy, but I'm not sure it will build the API docs. adafruit_logger might just be the best solution.
raven canopy
Flash-in-the-pan thought: try and force api.rst with .. automodule:: .logging. Check Sphinx docs for syntax though...
@umbral dagger ^
opal forge
i think i found a fun bug in ESP32SPI's requests: https://github.com/adafruit/Adafruit_CircuitPython_ESP32SPI/issues/28
looks like it's trying to send a header's value over the socket in one chunk and fails because it's too big.
(i notice from the debug logs that it chunks the sending of header name separate from value, but doesn't take into account that value might be too big to go over in one chunk?)
mild oyster
@opal forge ...is that you old friend?
umbral dagger
@raven canopy trying a rename...
@meager fog Working on a rename to adafruit_logging. If that works out I'll make the tweaks to the guide to match. I'm also workign on BLE logging, but IMO that can be done as an update to the handler page.
meager fog
kk
opal forge
hey @mild oyster it absolutely is
simple pulsar
@tulip sleet Did you see my final comments in https://github.com/adafruit/circuitpython/issues/1626 ? That last uf2 you suggested (4.0.0-beta.3-25-g2169a6240-dirty) for testing fixed the PWMOut instantiation bug but my CPX world turned to hell shortly afterwards
tulip sleet
@simple pulsar I did see that -- I don't think the PWM fix I made is causing the filesystem issues -- that's a different problem, and if you see it again, could you file a new issue for that?
tulip sleet
@simple pulsar Other people have reported filesystem scrambling in unrelated circumstances, and we need to track that down too.
simple pulsar
with beta 2 / beta 3 or in general?
tulip sleet
I'd say beta 2 and after, but it could be earlier. The 4.0 betas are being used much more extensively than earlier 4.0 builds, so we really don't know. It could be a bug elsewhere that's scrambling up flash writes, etc.
simple pulsar
I've got beta 3 back on my CPX, just turned it on, i'll give it a bit longer and do a soft reset from REPL to see what it does. I'd not had any problems with beta 2 and had briefly used beta 3 without problems
What's the significance of Crash into the HardFault_Handler. popping out on the next boot
Actually the next boot with the new image as I'd gone back to beta 3
manic glacierBOT
simple pulsar
Is there a passive fsck type command that can be run from REPL to check health of the file system?
gilded cradle
@umbral dagger, did you need something merged?
umbral dagger
gilded cradle
Thanks, I’ll take a look.
slender iron
@simple pulsar I usually just do os.listdir("/")
simple pulsar
Is there a way to do a low level check though? (I don't know how it's actually stored under the covers)
slender iron
not that I know of
umbral dagger
@gilded cradle Thanks
gilded cradle
You’re welcome
umbral dagger
@meager fog Looks like the repo, bundle, and guide are ready. I'm still working on a better image for the overview page, but that can be easily replaced... it'd be nice to get it live for tonight 😃
@meager fog I'm back to working on BLE logging now.
simple pulsar
If I'm varying the duty_cycle on a PWMOut is there any reason why it might briefly go to a burst of high (e.g 65535) even if I'm only going to 57344
stuck elbow
How long is that burst?
slender iron
lol, https://github.com/micropython/micropython/issues/4177 "Until this is fixed, just don't rename directories into themselves."
stuck elbow
So much for "we use fatfs because it's proven, tested and bug-free" argument
slender iron
nothing is bug free
simple pulsar
@slender iron There might be one exception to that
umbral dagger
Do we have any '840 BLE uart example for sending and not receiving?
I.e. there are a few projects that receive commands from the app.. I need to send strings to the app.
simple pulsar
@slender iron Arthur Whitney's old C code (search for "debugger"): https://queue.acm.org/detail.cfm?id=1531242
@stuck elbow Not sure, it's long enough to see it as a brief line on my CRT oscilloscope and i'm doing audio with it so i hear it too
stuck elbow
So longer than one cycle?
simple pulsar
possibly not, I've got it running at 440 Hz and it looks like one cycle
I'll slow it down further
manic glacierBOT
simple pulsar
@stuck elbow I think it is one cycle and it does it on board.A6 but not board.A1
manic glacierBOT
stuck elbow
Possibly a clock counter getting reset before the end of a pulse
So two pulses get smashed together
simple pulsar
Any reason why A6 would be affected and not A1?
raven canopy
well on the CPX, A6 (PB09) is a TC only, where A1 (PA05) is a TCC only. so, that could be a vector to dive into.
tulip sleet
I agree w/ sommersoft
@umbral dagger the BLE UART ("NUS") examples can transmit both directions
umbral dagger
@tulip sleet link/pointer?
tulip sleet
umbral dagger
@tulip sleet Thanks. I'm doing the same thing with respect to the ble use. When it connects and tries to write I get nothing send and this error: ``` File "adafruit_ble/uart.py", line 128, in write
OSError: Failed to write gatts value, err 0x000c
Does the test program work?
tulip sleet
(maybe it broke)
tulip sleet
@umbral dagger Make sure it is really connected before you try to write .connected is True. It should be possible to write even if unconnected (because you might want to set the value in advance), but that might not be true right now).
umbral dagger
It should be ok: ``` self._ble.start_advertising()
while not self._ble.connected:
pass
self._ble.write(bytes(self.format(level, msg), 'utf-8'))```
@umbral dagger how long is the bytestring you're sending?
(starting a meeting, so I'll be erratic)
umbral dagger
@tulip sleet 20ish
tulip sleet
i'll test it again; thanks for the heads up. feel free to file an issue with code
umbral dagger
The first one should be 20 bytes
tulip sleet
@umbral dagger what app are you using on the BLE central side?
umbral dagger
@tulip sleet uart
tulip sleet
i mean, you're using the Bluefruit app, and on iOS or Android?
umbral dagger
Ah, yes, on iOS
tulip sleet
ok, that's my standard test, so i'll try later. But an issue with the whole code (or a stripped version that doesn't work) would be helpful -- thanks.
ruby lake
ugh, still too sick to show up on camera ~_~
errant grail
@ruby lake Bummer. Get well!
pastel panther
@slender iron oops! Sorry, will be more diligent next time
umbral dagger
@meager fog Nothing on BLE logging yet, but I have a PyPortal logging to AIO.
solar whale
Did the latest change to displayio TileGrid break the pyportal lib here https://github.com/adafruit/Adafruit_CircuitPython_PyPortal/blob/master/adafruit_pyportal.py#L364 ?
tried to run the EventCountdown and get ```
Press any key to enter the REPL. Use CTRL-D to reload.
Adafruit CircuitPython 4.0.0-beta.3-34-g494a9d382 on 2019-03-13; Adafruit PyPortal with samd51j20
import eventcountdown
ESP firmware: bytearray(b'1.2.2\x00')
Set background to /countdown_background.bmp
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
File "eventcountdown.py", line 29, in <module>
File "adafruit_pyportal.py", line 252, in init
File "adafruit_pyportal.py", line 363, in set_background
TypeError: extra keyword arguments given
solar whale
confirmed by reverting to yesterdays build
manic glacierBOT
umbral dagger
Some final changes to be reviewed/merged for my logging module guide: https://github.com/adafruit/Adafruit_Learning_System_Guides/pull/564
slender iron
@solar whale yup. position is now separate x and y
meager fog
@umbral dagger niiice!
meager fog
@pastel panther ok im making edits to your INA260
meager fog
oh the board
making it more compact, mirroring VIN+ and VIN- on top and bottom with more vias
pastel panther
that makes a lot of sense
meager fog
next q - the tssop package is a little odd
i want to use one of our standard package
do you have your library?
i could copy out the symbol
meager fog
kool
pastel panther
Is it too wide? I kinda thought it might be but I tried to follow the datasheet as close as I could
pastel panther
also that; they're kinda wide
when it's a standard package like that should I just use whatever is in microbuilder?
meager fog
one sec
yeah
@pastel panther ok next up whats the terminal block
seems smaller than most 5.08
pastel panther
lemee check; I think I got it from the sparkfun lib because it fit a bit one I found
you wanted a part number?
meager fog
hmm ok im gonna change to the 5.08 we stock
pastel panther
oh sorry, I think I converted it to a managed version
meager fog
@pastel panther np ok here's my new symbol
note the pins have 'types' like in/out/pwr
that will help avoid mistaks
pastel panther
ah
meager fog
also, dont create NC pins
meager fog
yeah you append the connections
so you get multiple pads per pin
makes for less mistakes - cleaner layout
pastel panther
makes sense
pastel panther
verra naas
"polish" 😉
it's like half the size and twice as clean as the first version
meager fog
all good - believe me thats the easy part
i didn change anythin, just sorta pushed it arond
ok im going to get the other boards ready
pastel panther
ok
meager fog
ok im sending em and then 💤
pastel panther
ok! Have a good sleep
stuck elbow
hmm, no pull downs for the address jumpers?
manic glacierBOT
slender iron
@stuck elbow do you have test code for using the SWD pins?
stuck elbow
import board
import digitalio
p = digitalio.DigitalInOut(booard.P0)
on samd21 right?
stuck elbow
on the pewpew, where P0 is PA31
slender iron
kk, thanks
pastel panther
@stuck elbow there are pulldowns between the jumpers
stuck elbow
oh, I see now, they merged with the fill for me
plucky flint
Hi folks, has anyone had any trouble with the PyPortal board and serial based communication with Mu (e.g. using the serial button or the plotter?). I've someone in the Mu Gitter channel who can't make it work (they can connect via screen), but looking at the code I can't see any problem. Would be good to isolate this to their machine/setup, except I don't have this board available at the moment. Does anyone here have one they can just try with Mu in Adafruit mode, connecting via serial..? Thank you in advance! 😃
idle owl
@plucky flint Hey! Let me see what I get.
plucky flint
@idle owl awesomeness on stilts! Thank you! 👍
slender iron
@plucky flint we have a couple issues open around USB but working in screen but not Mu is weird
idle owl
Needed to update first.
plucky flint
@slender iron yeah... I'm just going through that process of elimination to get to the nub of the bug.
idle owl
@plucky flint Works fine for me!
plucky flint
@idle owl so it works, but you needed to use the latest release of CircuitPython for it to work properly
???
idle owl
No I was updating Mu.
slender iron
what OS are the other folks on?
plucky flint
They're on OSX Mojave 10.14.1
idle owl
@plucky flint I'm on a 4 March 2019 build of CP.
And Mojave.
And the latest version of Mu.
plucky flint
@idle owl aha... ok. Well, I believe that's what this user is on too. Looks like something specific to them.
idle owl
I am running 10.14 apparently. So maybe that x.x.1 matters, but I doubt it.
plucky flint
In which case, we're looking at a very deep rabbit hole... 😃 🐇
yeah
OK... I think I have enough proof it's something on their side of things.
idle owl
Ok 😃
plucky flint
I've seen some virus checker type products block Mu from accessing USB, depending on how locked-down the laptop is. But that's only been on Windows (so far).
OK.... as always, many many thanks for your help...!
-> back to Gitter and the Mu user.
idle owl
I have a lot of connections locked down on this machine, but not a virus checker.
simple pulsar
@plucky flint I have witnessed some buffering issues with output to the serial console on 4.0.0. That could mess up anything reading the data. An interactive user might just hit return as I did and see the data pop out. Could that be related? https://github.com/adafruit/circuitpython/issues/1639
plucky flint
My guess is he's on an older version of Mu (before we added the latest Adafruit boards). But he says he's on the latest version. I'm making sure we get that checked. If not that, then I'm not sure what it could be apart from to suggest he updates to the latest CircuitPython build and try again. 😕
@simple pulsar aha... I'll keep that in mind and thank you for pointing it out. 😃
simple pulsar
@plucky flint v4 specific
plucky flint
+1
I must say, this is a weird situation.... I'm sat in a sort of waiting room at my youngest son's Victorian era music school. He's off in a rehearsal somewhere and I'm connected via shonky school wifi. Opposite me are a bunch of nervous looking teenagers who appear to be about to take some sort of assessment (it's all very dentist's waiting room) and from the other room I can hear what sounds like a beginner level dixieland jazz combo honking their way through "When the Saints Go Marching In".... Next to me is another dad who is gently snoring while he naps while waiting for his kid to finish.... and yet here I am able to chat with you and this other chap on the other channel. The disconnect between IRL and this is making me smile. 😃 Have fun!
slender iron
😃
idle owl
@plucky flint Have a good one! In your hilarious waiting room.
gilded cradle
@plucky flint, in case it helps, I’ve been using the latest pull of Mu off master and it’s working very stable. I had no problems with PyPortal, but did experience the symptoms you described with the Mini Sam M4.
tulip sleet
@plucky flint - "Latest" could mean different things: I'd ask what the version number is at the top. We had some links to beta versions in the Adafruit Learn guides, but I think we got rid of all of those. But people following those links thought it was the "latest"
tulip sleet
@carmine kestrel in CircuitPython, it's time, not utime
carmine kestrel
ok
seems to have lead me astray
i just want us ticks -_-
(trying to find where my i2c is going slow
tulip sleet
where did you get the link to "test-circuitpython.readthedocs"
that's not the regular RTD link.
tulip sleet
we should get rid of that, then, we don't want it available from google
https://circuitpython.readthedocs.io/en/3.x/ for 3.x or https://circuitpython.readthedocs.io/en/3.x/ for 4.0 beta
plucky flint
@gilded cradle thanks for the feedback. A new ESP mode is about to land in master in the next few days.
tulip sleet
you can use time.monotonic(), a float, or time.monotonic_ns()
carmine kestrel
so can i not get a us timestamp then
plucky flint
@tulip sleet absolutely... I've been explicit about 1.0.2 when chatting with him since "latest" could mean anything (as you say).
tulip sleet
@carmine kestrel the ns gives you the equivalent. We are trying to be a subset of the CPython module, not adding additional non-standard functionality to time
@restive crescent Hi, a test build of yours for CircuitPython RTD is showing up in Google search results (see above): https://readthedocs.org/projects/test-circuitpython/. Do you still need this?
tulip sleet
the time.monotonic() will also give you results in floating-point seconds, but it becomes increasing more granular as the time increases, due to it being only single-precision floating point
carmine kestrel
ok
well this i2c seems to be ~100x slower than expected based on rough math
hmmz
3x 16 bit registers x 5 devices
should take roughly 1ms
if i add overhead
tulip sleet
default i2c bus speed is 400kHz
tulip sleet
what device?
carmine kestrel
seeing >10ms
it's the itsybitsy m0 express
a 40 MHz clock should be more than enough
tulip sleet
i mean what i2c device?
tulip sleet
have you seen it run faster in MIcroPython? Also, device may not return values immediately. Try the same sequences in Arduino, for instance. And if your code is allocating lots of storage, that could be a slowdown.
carmine kestrel
i can turn on this FIFO thing an gain some overhead losses but seems to bottlenecking early enough might be something else i need to fix first
tulip sleet
Feel free to post your code, also maybe see our accelerometer libraries
tulip sleet
Python is compiled to byte codes and interpreted, and the M0 only has software floating point.
tulip sleet
"NEON"?
carmine kestrel
it's the arm floating point stuff
well i guess vector FP
too
but anyway
thanks 😃
was trying to keep this in circuitpython since i was passing off to someone else less technical and would be easier for them to see what was up
i can convert this to compiled C no problems
tulip sleet
The M4 boards have a subset of the NEON instruction set, but there's a lot of other overhead going on, so yes, if you want the ultime maximum speed, Arduino, etc., is what you need
tulip sleet
we also have the adafruit-blinka library, which lets you use the same code on an RPi, but that may not be fast enough either
you run in native RPi Python, and it uses Linux I2C support under the covers
tulip sleet
we now regularly write the CircuitPython libraries first, before the arduino libraries, so hopefully your code can serve as a model for the C code
carmine kestrel
cool
wonder if other people will care about high speed I2C like this muxing 5x of the same sensor
lols
thanks though guys
was hoping the thing did JIT was part of this
so the interpreted stuff wouldn't be as bad
/fail me
😃
tulip sleet
no room in the RAM or firmware for JIT, especially on an M0
MicroPython has native code generation optionally, but it's mostly just calling the interpreter routines, it's not like PyPy or anything like that.
ok, good luck!
gilded cradle
Thanks for the heads up @plucky flint. The only thing is the Tidy button crashes it, but that may be because I just dumped the files into the 1.0.2 app folder rather than compiling it.
solar whale
@tulip sleet I am getting a lot of corrupted /erased file systems on pyportall with current master -- have you been using it?
carmine kestrel
@tulip sleet that got me to ~ 3ms which i can work with 😃
idle owl
@solar whale Did you have to do anything special with the BMP388 to get it to work? I assume not since you said it was quicker than you expected... I can't get mine to show up on a Feather using I2C or SPI. 😕
orchid basinBOT
Sets all board images on the downloads page to a fixed aspect ratio, shrinking any images down to fit within a 4:3 box, center aligned.
Example:
tulip sleet
@solar whale I have not done extensive testing - @slender iron might have some comment as well
idle owl
@solar whale Nevermind. Unplugged the whole thing and plugged it back in the same and it's fine.
tulip sleet
@carmine kestrel are you the same person as zamfi on github?
tulip sleet
ok, see above - someone was talking about something similar
plucky flint
@gilded cradle hmm.... I'm not sure I understand. (likely). When you say the "tidy" button crashes it, can you share your log file around where the crash happens? I'm not sure what you mean when you say you dumped files into the app folder.
Ahhh.... just figured it out.
Are you saying you've just copied the files from current master into the OSX app folder.
gilded cradle
Yes
plucky flint
Aha.... so you'll also need to have the black package "installed" in the app
i.e. so black is on the Python path for the version of Python packaged in with Mu.
gilded cradle
Ok, I’ll look into that. I figured it was because of my non-standard method
Everything else works great
plucky flint
Hehehehe... "non standard" I like it. 😃
gilded cradle
😀
idle owl
@solar whale Let me know when you're around, I have fritzing images for you to verify.
plucky flint
Cool. Every time we commit to master a new Mac app package is created. You can find the automatically built installers here: http://mu-builds.s3-website.eu-west-2.amazonaws.com/?prefix= (but these are not official just for the purposes of our testing)
gilded cradle
Thanks Nick
idle owl
Ooh bookmarked!
plucky flint
The installers are not made if master has failing tests and other rather severe checks. So they should be relatively stable.
gilded cradle
Yeah, other than the tidy function, what I have is more stable than 1.0.2
plucky flint
Good to hear.
idle owl
@plucky flint Unrelated - I created https://github.com/adafruit/PyCon2019 to post the example code for the Open Spaces, but also to collaborate on the initial CPX demo. I filed issue 1 to start collecting ideas, and soon I'll write up something and PR it for more collaboration.
raven canopy
@tulip sleet while learning/thinking about how to handle the nRF EasyDMA, PDM recording, etc. i have a question i want to run by you. while i don't see much currently utilizing EasyDMA, i also don't see anything at a "global" scope to dynamically handle selection of the DataRAM pointer to use. i know that prioritization will handle access, but would it be beneficial to have a mechanism to query & grab an available address? wonders, after the fact, would it be better to create an issue on this?
idle owl
@plucky flint Excellent 😃
plucky flint
Right.... I'm off to sleep.G'night folks! Keep building awesome stuff. 😃
idle owl
Goodnight!
gilded cradle
Good night
slender iron
@solar whale I haven't been testing pyportal and haven't seen corruption on other devices
tulip sleet
@raven canopy the EasyDMA is used by the nrfx drivers, so you won't see us using it explicitly
raven canopy
@tulip sleet hmm. i may be misunderstanding the sheet then. PDM, appears to me, to require software setting/handling the pointer in DataRAM in SAMPLE.PTR, and the maximum length in SAMPLE.MAXCNT. i haven't gotten to a build state yet, so maybe i'll learn something with the failures that are sure to happen. 😄
tulip sleet
@raven canopy that's right, that's what I'd expect. We do have code that copies from ROM into RAM if necessary.
raven canopy
misunderstanding the sheet & nrfx*
tulip sleet
I just meant that the setup is taken care of by the nrfx drivers
is there a PDM driver in nrfx that you've looked at?
raven canopy
yep. have both nrf and nrfx on split screen. 😄
tulip sleet
so as long as you copy the data (if necessary), it should be fine. There's some code for another peripheral somewhere that does this, I think, I'll look for it.
it might be in tinyusb
example:
spim_control_block_t * p_cb,
nrfx_spim_xfer_desc_t const * p_xfer_desc,
uint32_t flags)
{
nrfx_err_t err_code;
// EasyDMA requires that transfer buffers are placed in Data RAM region;
// signal error if they are not.
if ((p_xfer_desc->p_tx_buffer != NULL && !nrfx_is_in_ram(p_xfer_desc->p_tx_buffer)) ||
(p_xfer_desc->p_rx_buffer != NULL && !nrfx_is_in_ram(p_xfer_desc->p_rx_buffer)))
{
p_cb->transfer_in_progress = false;
err_code = NRFX_ERROR_INVALID_ADDR;
NRFX_LOG_WARNING("Function: %s, error code: %s.",
__func__,
NRFX_LOG_ERROR_STRING_GET(err_code));
return err_code;
}
that's nrfx code, not ours
raven canopy
these are the bits from the sheet that lead me to think that PDMIn will have to select the pointer. I also don't see anything in nrf_pdm or nrfx_pdm that suggests they select an address, though i understand they're a bit obfuscated.
To ensure continuous PDM sampling, it is up to the application to update the EasyDMA destination address pointer as the previous buffer is filled.
The address pointer for the EasyDMA channel is set in SAMPLE.PTR register. If the destination address set
in SAMPLE.PTR is not pointing to the Data RAM region, an EasyDMA transfer may result in a HardFault or
RAM corruption.
The PDM acquisition can be started by the START task, after the SAMPLE.PTR and SAMPLE.MAXCNT registers have been written.
i'll keep plugging away and see what i break.
tulip sleet
that RAM restriction is true for any peripheral using EasyDMA. Maybe they're implying it's double-buffered? I'm not sure I understand your distinction between pointer and address and data. It's always a pointer to a buffer
raven canopy
i thought i read explicitly that it is double-buffered, but i can only find inferences. the terminology confusion...probably all on me, sorry. appreciate the vectoring. gotta run out for the evening...
solar whale
@meager fog when you get a chance can you look at https://github.com/adafruit/Adafruit_CircuitPython_PyPortal/pull/15 it goes with the display_text PR
@idle owl you can send the fritzing files anytime. I won’t be able to look until later tonight or tomorrow morning.
solar whale
@slender iron @tulip sleet I’ll keep an eye on the pyportal FS issue.
slender iron
thanks!
manic glacierBOT
pastel panther
@slender iron I've also seen the occasional FS issue about a week ago but haven't had the time to track it down. I'll put in some time this weekend to crank on it a bit.
solar whale
@idle owl for the SPI fritzing - the SPI pins are not correct - also INT does not need to connected. It is not used.
for the SPI the wires are on the right 3 RPi pins, but the order from the top is MOSI,MISO SCK = MOSI goes to the SDI , MISO to SDO, SCK to SCK - same as the BME280
The I2C looks good.
solar whale
@meager fog just a heads-up -- a few of the PyPortal demos in the Learning Guides are also are broken by the TileGrid position change - (PyPortal_Openweather,pyportal_weatherstation)
solar whale
Do you want try/except on all these changes or just change them to the new kwargs?
solar whale
@tulip sleet @slender iron @pastel panther The symptom I am running into with the PyPortal FS is that I am running some tests of new code (fixing TileGrid calls) and if the it often fails with at TypeError if I have not updated it yet. When I copy over the new code and do a control-D to reboot, - it display "soft reboot" then hangs. If it press the RESET button it comes up in Safe mode (HardFault) and the FS is hosed. I erase and reload and it works OK, but this has happened several times.
not sure if the initial error is part of the issue or not
tulip sleet
@solar whale I saw this once also, but can't remember if it was on the PyPortal or some other board.
solar whale
and I always do a "sync" after copying files over.
tulip sleet
i saw it after shortly after updating the uf2, and was a bit confused
COuld you add it to #1643, or I will, crediting you?
solar whale
OK -- I'll just copy the above note if that is helpful.
tulip sleet
I started to do that, and then decided you could do it directly, and I'll also confirm.
manic glacierBOT
pastel panther
That sounds similar to what I was seeing
tulip sleet
@pastel panther feel free to add to that issue
solar whale
bed time --- 💤 Good night all!
tulip sleet
thanks for the precise characterization. gn!
solar whale
yw
raven canopy
@tulip sleet i think i'm better understanding my nRF woes now. focusing less on the sheet. but i think the bigger issue i was having was that i was thinking hal/nrf_ should be used instead of drivers/nrfx_ . reading nrfx_pdm.c paints a better picture; i was only looking at nrfx_pdm.h. hard to shake that ASF experience i guess.
tulip sleet
ooh yes, there's nrf and nrfx. asf4 with its hal, hpl, and hri is even more layered
raven canopy
i also noticed that our nrfx is behind release-wise. we're on 1.3.1; upstream is on 1.6.2. i noticed some USBD fixes in the change logs; does that only affect the TinyUSB side? i'm sure thach is on top of that side of things...
manic glacierBOT
mild grotto
hi all, has anyone an idea to convert the unique id of the processor obtained by "microcontroller.cpu.uid" to ascii or utf-8
ubinascii is not there
manic glacierBOT
stuck elbow
@mild grotto Maybe something like ''.join(hex(x) for x in microcontroller.cpu.uid)
or ''.join('%x' % x for x in microcontroller.cpu.uid)
@slender iron some interesting project on the samd21: https://hackaday.io/project/164367
mild grotto
@stuck elbow thanks that should work
lethal abyss
@stuck elbow the same with an M4 and it is a perfect new platform for arcade.makecode.com
stuck elbow
m4 is not a challenge
lethal abyss
I know, but I always think that younger kids needs a way to play with nice hardware too
but if same things as arcade.makecode works on it, it will be even better
challenges with M0 boards, like this one or yours are for me 😉
manic glacierBOT
lethal abyss
or without such a wonderful screen as the nice pew pew
stuck elbow
pewpew is actually targeted at less skilled programers
idle owl
@solar whale Wow not sure how I messed it up that badly. I knew which pins they were supposed to go to, I tested it on the Feather. Oi! Here's a new one. And I checked it multiple times but that doesn't mean much. Could still have borked it.
idle owl
Minus the int pin. Forgot to delete that.
solar whale
@idle owl Much better! without the INT it should be all set.
slender iron
anyone want to veto me doing a beta 4 release today?
raven canopy
s
solar whale
@slender iron It would be good to get the pyportal lib PR released as well or it won't work with beta 4
slender iron
right, it's a chicken or egg problem
solar whale
its backward compatible
it works with current releases as well
display_text also need to be released, the PR for tilegrid was alreday merged
idle owl
@slender iron Sounds good to me.
@solar whale Does it simply need a release? Or are there still PRs outstanding on it?
solar whale
@idle owl Display_Text is ready for release -- PyPortal need Review and approval.
idle owl
@solar whale I don't have time to test it. You ok with me merging it as is?
solar whale
I also put in a PR to fix two of the pyportal Learning guides
@idle owl they work for me -- @meager fog approved and merged Display_text, not sure if there is a reason why PyPortal was not also merged. Perhaps she should give a go ahead,
idle owl
@solar whale If you tested it, I'm sure it's fine. Sometimes things get skipped over, is likely what happened.
idle owl
@solar whale @slender iron Both libs are set and released.
slender iron
thanks @idle owl !
idle owl
Np. I would love to see another release, so if I can unblock it, I'm on it.
slender iron
👍
my plan is to catch up on email, go for a run and then do the release this afternoon
idle owl
👍
tulip sleet
@slender iron the next thing to work hard on is the apparent filesystem instability, so maybe caveat that in the release notes
tulip sleet
i am seeing, say, CPX, come up in safe mode sometimes just on plugging in
slender iron
what sort of safe mode?
manic glacierBOT
tulip sleet
also the hanging on a soft restart - I did not see these things before
let me scroll back and look
power dip
this was on a simple "plug it in". I didn't bobble the USB connector or anything
it's a CPX connected to a crickit board; the crickit board was not powered
slender iron
@tidal kiln when you have a chance: https://forums.adafruit.com/viewtopic.php?f=60&t=148999
I think it is the soldering
you would know better though
tidal kiln
@slender iron thanks. responded. agree. either soldering or wiring.
tidal kiln
ah. thanks. scanned past that.
slender iron
a closer up photo is probably warranted though
slender iron
@tulip sleet see this? https://github.com/adafruit/circuitpython/pull/1648
tulip sleet
I thought I had approved that! I must have been waiting for Travis an then forgot. Sorry!
slender iron
np @tulip sleet I do that too
tidal kiln
@idle owl i have a BMP388, i think i was checking order history logged in with a different account. still need help with it?
idle owl
@tidal kiln Don't think so! I wrote up the guide for it, but I had it pulled up and tested, so I think it's good to go. Jerry tested it on Pi for me and verified the fritzing.
tidal kiln
cool. back to the salt mines then....
solar whale
@idle owl Thanks for getting the releases done!
manic glacierBOT
manic glacierBOT
tidal kiln
the new CP website / download stuff looks niiiiice! 👍
that's gonna help a lot.
slender iron
<@&356864093652516868> I think I'll stream releasing beta 4 starting in 30 min ish after I eat lunch. https://www.twitch.tv/tannewt/
meager fog
@slender iron are you blocking on that default-files issue for anything 4.x
slender iron
@meager fog I think it'd be good to have for stable but that is a few weeks out probably
that's the point where we'll try to get everyone to update
meager fog
ok i can try starting the process this weekend - yesterday i was shot
slender iron
ya, no rush
river quest
@slender iron looks like 2 of the pull requests i did are for the same image replacement, so feel free to delete the identical one
slender iron
k np
tulip sleet
@slender iron @dusty fog just a note that i love being able to point users to a download now via circuitpython.org. Thanks!!
makes it so easy
slender iron
waits for brew to update stuff
river quest
@slender iron i'll prolly add some text to some of the boards on downloads that do not have it over the next week or so
slender iron
perfect!
river quest
most of the rest of the photos will be done next week for boards that are on the way, and anything else will see what we can do
manic glacierBOT
slender iron
prime flower
@solar whale an email from one of your circuitpython PRs snuck it's way into a video for a learn guide 😄
river quest
good release and work folks <@&356864093652516868> @tulip sleet @idle owl @slender iron 
slender iron
Thanks @river quest will post the video on adafruit YouTube after it transcodes
river quest
rad, i'll grab and add that to newsletter and show stuff for next week after i see it on youtube
meager fog
@slender iron hiya i had to go to some meetings earlier
can i ask u about the text thing and also shapes, now?
slender iron
I’m on my phone but can try to help. Getting dinner before choir dress rehearsal. Concert tomorrow night!
meager fog
ooh ok so basically we have Label
id like to have some way to have an auto-centering label wrapper object?
like just adjusts the origin of the group - does that make sense?
or am i looking at it wrong
some superclass of label in textarea repo called like CenteredLabel?
slender iron
For now maybe just add a property for origin or anchor to label?
It could be a separate object but that might be more than we need
meager fog
im ok with that. probably eaiser
slender iron
Yup. Can always split it out later
meager fog
im not 100% sure of how that would work tho
thinks
like you would have an origin property you could change?
how is that different than the native x and y?
slender iron
Ya though I think anchor is more common
meager fog
i may need more help than phone can do
slender iron
Anchor would be an enum like left, center or right
meager fog
so i'd do like label.anchor = Label.CENTER?
slender iron
Ya
slender iron
Ya of the subgroup
meager fog
ok ill draft something
slender iron
Well x and y are locate at the anchor
meager fog
so the default anchor is CENTER_LEFT?
slender iron
Ya
meager fog
ok ill have to add that calculation code...
thats fine
alright next q if you can - about shapes & bitmaps
i wanted to make shapes that have fills and outlines - can Shape do that? i am using a bitmap w/3 color pallete
slender iron
Not in a single one but you can stack two
meager fog
which do you think is more efficient?
slender iron
I’m not sure happy with shape atm but I think it’s good when you don’t want to store a full bitmap
meager fog
how about we keep as is then - in case you want to change Shape
its easy to understand as is
i would like to release it soon since people are making buttony projects
slender iron
Ya that’s ok.
meager fog
implementation is opaque
slender iron
It’s all under the hood of the library so it should be easy to change
meager fog
indeed
slender iron
Perfect!
meager fog
ok i think thats it then
slender iron
Great! Nice work
meager fog
for text anchor i'll add center and right, people can later add like, baseline or top_right or whatever
slender iron
Kk
meager fog
alright anything else you need?
slender iron
Nope. Weekend now then usb and FS bug fixing next week. I’m out Friday and Monday next week going to Michigan for a birthday
meager fog
oki
tulip sleet
i will do some looking on filesystem problems but scott is the expert on this
meager fog
later!
wraith tiger
It took a bit of doing, but I got sigrok-meter working with my DMM.
I had to hack the RPM spec file to enable building of the python bindings for libsigrok and the creation of a libsigrok-python subpackage and then figure out how to get it to build python3 bindings instead of python2.
I'm running this on Fedora 29, btw.
lone sandal
fierce girder
I am wondering if it is possible to have CircuitPython on a ATSAMD51G19A without external SPI flash. It does have 512KB internal flash.
My neighbor Johannes designed this board and we are hoping that we might be able to run CircuitPython on it:
https://github.com/dadamachines/doppler/blob/master/README.md
umbral dagger
@fierce girder Should be fine. You may have to pick and choose what libs you put onboard.
@fierce girder You'll need to do a special build for the flash configuration, but other than that it should be much like the Feather M4 Express build. Pin config/names will need tweaking as well.
fierce girder
Thanks
tulip sleet
@fierce girder We had internal flash only for the SAMD51 before we got SPI and QSPI flash implemented. A good guide would be to look at the atmel-samd/boards/trinket_m0/mpconfigboard.* or other non-Express boards. You'd need to set LD_FILE = samd51x19-bootloader.ld (and double-check that file, which hasn't been used for a while and might need updating) and also set INTERNAL_FLASH_FILESYSTEM = 1.
fierce girder
@tulip sleet great thanks!
This is the board BTW. It would be interesting to get CircuitPython on it as there is also an ice40 FPGA that can provide interesting peripherals to the SAMD51 over SPI
manic glacierBOT
I put an Ikalogic SQ25 logic analyser on A6 to verify what I was hearing and seeing on non-storage oscilloscope, it does appear to be a single cycle blip which has the effect of joing two either side into one long high pulse.
raven canopy
@tulip sleet are there any undocumented tricks to debugging nrf w/gdb? i'm getting the following:
>$ gdb build-pca10056/firmware.elf
...periphery text...
Reading symbols from build-pca10056/firmware.elf...done.
(gdb) target extended-remote :2331
Remote debugging using :2331
warning: while parsing target description (at line 10): Target description specified unknown architecture "arm"
warning: Could not load XML target description; ignoring
Truncated register 16 in remote 'g' packet
JLinkGDBServer runs without complaint using -device nRF52840_xxAA.
raven canopy
ahh. 🤦
tulip sleet
i have an aliases file so I don't have to remember all the different settings for the different boards
(is really named .bash_aliases)
raven canopy
yep. thanks! now that i'm leaving the cozy space of Atmel Studio these will def come in handy. 😄
manic glacierBOT
manic glacierBOT
solar whale
FYI adafruit_slideshow is also broken by TileGrid change -- working on a PR.
meager fog
@solar whale thankx
im almost done with my project which is wifi streaming mp3 player 😃
anyone want to try it?
solar whale
sure -- may take me a bit to get configured
solar whale
ah -- what board?
meager fog
pyportal
solar whale
Why do we have the "long-line" limit in pylint? Is it really important to readabllity?
meager fog
yeah i think to keep the lines from going off a lot
i have seen beginner code that is excessive in packing onto a line
i try to use it sparingly 😃
solar whale
I'll be happy to give the streamer it a try -- is pyportal suppored by SAMD BSP or is it special install
meager fog
its in there
solar whale
yup -- just found it
solar whale
OK -- I'll give it a try
what lib is CIrcularBuffer.h from
arduino build fails looking for it -- I installed NINA and adafruit_mp3
meager fog
oh that's from the library manger
solar whale
dod you use the Agileware or Luis Llamas lib?
meager fog
aglile
solar whale
hmm -- I get Class Adafruit_MP3 has no member named 'pause'
using adafruit_mp3 -- v 1.0.1
ah -- looks like I need 1.0.2
has not shown up in lib manager yet
meager fog
yeah
you can clone it manually instead of lib manager
i had to fix a bunch of bugs cause it was written for SD cards
solar whale
ok
meager fog
@solar whale no rush, im gonna 🌮
hard to get non-strereo-128kb streams
we can't seem to keep up with those
solar whale
@meager fog it's working!!
meager fog
you can try const char *stream =
er
const char *stream = "http://bbcmedia.ic.llnwd.net/stream/bbcmedia_radio4lw_mf_p";
vernal lichen
I'm working on a little project for my PyPortal. I 3D printed the case from Noe&Pedro and have taken their code from the view master project. I am making a slideshow of animals from A-Z and advancing the image every 5 seconds. It appears I can pull slideshow.current_image_name. I am going to try and create audio files of the animal sounds as .wav files that match the .bmp filename and try to play audio with the image. I have sound working with the coin.wav as images advance. Now just have to work on my Circuit Python skills to parse filename and try to open the new .wav file in the loop. If anyone has tried using slideshow.current_image_name let me know if you got it working. Plan is to use it at events at the Wildlife Refuge to showcase animals found on the Refuge.
solar whale
@meager fog the bbc link gives me mp3 errors
meager fog
@vernal lichen good idea, have you seen the https://learn.adafruit.com/tiny-museum-tour-device
jer - yeah oddly sometimes it chokes, try restarting
vernal lichen
@meager fog, thanks I will take a look. I didn't think to check that project. I was looking at just PyPortal examples.
solar whale
@meager fog my favorite station const char *stream = "http://ice1.somafm.com/thistle-128-mp3"; works 😃
solar whale
it varies -- the bbc was pretty stuttery - and thistle was better, but still stopped occasionally
I put one of the 8 ohm oval speakers on the pyportal -- it worked but got pretty hot!
@tulip sleet trying your PR now
meager fog
@solar whale interesting - ok!
solar whale
it was not great sound quality -- much better with speaker
@tulip sleet still crashes on feather_nrf52840
meager fog
@solar whale i removed the usb debugs (put behind an ifdef) and it solved a lot of the ticking
check latest commited version
im using this code to test the new Metro m4 wifi board 😃 😃
solar whale
@meager fog may be tomorrow before I can test mp3 more. Sounds like an improvement.
@tulip sleet I’ll try the fix tomorrow but sounds like you got it. No need to wait for me.
meager fog
jerry, np its a toy
solar whale
@meager fog did a quick test - definatley improved - bbc and podcast worked much better - but still stuttery on the 128k channels -- will try more tomorrow. Thanks for letting me try it.
manic glacierBOT
tulip sleet
@solar whale I'm thinking of releasing a beta 5 immediately with the filesystem flush issue, even before looking at anything else. Does this make sense to you?
solar whale
@tulip sleet yes -- I think it will avoid a lot of forum/discord help requests
tulip sleet
will proceed. We may have beta 6 very soon too, but right now it's not usable. thanks.
tulip sleet
@solar whale can you approve? I need an approving review on the PR from a person with certain privs. I think yours will do?
manic glacierBOT
solar whale
@tulip sleet sure -- I approved - not sure if my privs help.
tulip sleet
@solar whale worked! I'll make a beta.5
tulip sleet
have to do a family errand, but beta is in process
stuck elbow
I can confirm it improves things a lot on the samd21
umbral dagger
Beta 5... that was quick 😃
manic glacierBOT
solar whale
@tulip sleet do you know anything about the "F3" tests for the USB drive -- Is tinyusb ready for that kind of stress test?
tulip sleet
don't know that specifically, but know other stress tests, like bonnie++
i'd worry a bit more about flash wear if it does thousands of writes
may you can limit the writes
solar whale
good point -- I think I'll do more reading before tryin it.
gilded cradle
@umbral dagger That’s because Beta 4 was broken.
umbral dagger
I thought that might have been the case.
solar whale
Off for awhile -- My beta5 builds are underway -- will do more testing later. @tulip sleet thanks for the quick release.
tulip sleet
beta 5 travis failed, but seemed to do all the right things, so no harm done, and I'll check on the exact failure.
circuitpython.org has no PR, maybe that failed
solar whale
no good deed goes unpunished 😉
raven canopy
@tulip sleet check the creds. Scott accidentally streamed the cred on Friday.
tulip sleet
i think he may have changed them: in travis:
0.61s$ (! var_search "${TRAVIS_TESTS-}" website || (cd tools && python3 build_board_info.py && cd ..))
Not logged in
{"message":"Bad credentials","documentation_url":"https://developer.github.com/v3"}
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "build_board_info.py", line 265, in <module>
generate_download_info()
File "build_board_info.py", line 206, in generate_download_info
git_info, current_info = get_current_info()
File "build_board_info.py", line 88, in get_current_info
raise RuntimeError("cannot get master sha")
RuntimeError: cannot get master sha
The command "(! var_search "${TRAVIS_TESTS-}" website || (cd tools && python3 build_board_info.py && cd ..))" exited with 1.
@tulip sleet @solar whale sorry I'm a bit late to the party but is there anything in particular that needs testing for the FS issues? I saw there was a new release that is apparently a significant improvement
tulip sleet
@solar whale @gilded cradle @raven canopy anyone who's around ^^
tulip sleet
just finished
raven canopy
yep. 😄
orchid basinBOT
tulip sleet
@raven canopy @solar whale @gilded cradle thanks all!
gilded cradle
Thanks @tulip sleet
tulip sleet
uh oh links broken
marble hornet
does sphinx auto detect keyword or do you need to tell it that are kwargs?
tulip sleet
i have to upload the assets from the broken travis subjob by hand.
@marble hornet it figures it out from the signature of the method
and you list them as params
maybe it doesn't actually figure it out. you have to list any params you want documented
raven canopy
@tulip sleet quick sleuthing! Feather M0X was working, but yeah CPX a nogo. Also, changing the language on CPX doesn't change the link...
files.json is correct though.. 🤔
raven canopy
and the rendered HTML has the correct links in the drop down.
checking
nope. stays en_US.
tulip sleet
maybe it never worked
<select>
<option value="https://github.com/adafruit/circuitpython/releases/download/4.0.0-beta.5/adafruit-circuitpython-circuitplayground_express-ID-4.0.0-beta.5.uf2" data-files=https://github.com/adafruit/circuitpython/releases/download/4.0.0-beta.5/adafruit-circuitpython-circuitplayground_express-ID-4.0.0-beta.5.uf2 data-locale=ID >
INDONESIAN
data-files and data-locales aren't double-quoted
I"m going to upload the assets and then see if the quoting is the issue
raven canopy
k. i'm digging through the commit history to see if it changed