Current implementation clears _headers when request was sent. If the
user added custom request headers, they will be lost and the redirected
request will not contain them. This commit changes the scope of cleanup
so that the headers survive redirects but don't survive connection
reuse.
1.0.6 changed scanning method to always scan all available channels during connect. This results in results in connect taking about ~3 seconds instead of ~1. This patch changes the behavior to use WIFI_FAST_SCAN if client used a specific channel.
- Remove the execute bit from source and text files.
- on-pages.sh script needs the execute bit to be set.
Signed-off-by: Abdelatif Guettouche <abdelatif.guettouche@espressif.com>
All the workflows are now migrated to Github Actions.
Update the on-push.sh script to remove references to TravisCI variables.
Signed-off-by: Abdelatif Guettouche <abdelatif.guettouche@espressif.com>
Summary
Only affects ETH (not WiFi)
This PR solves #5733 by allowing the DHCP IDF server to complete its tasks and only then it sets a static IP.
This also solves another related failure reported in this issue (#5733 (comment)).
fix#5733
Impact
Adds a delay in order to wait for DHCP to actually terminate before setting the static IP configuration in ETH.
Added an option for using precompiled libraries.
Empty if there is no precompilation.
```
compiler.libraries.ldflags=
```
Compiler Message when there is precompilation.
```
Compiling libraries...
Compiling library "aquestalk-esp32"
Library aquestalk-esp32 has been declared precompiled:
Using precompiled library in C:\Users\tanaka\Documents\Arduino\libraries\aquestalk-esp32\src\esp32
```
The precompiler cannot be used because it is not set up now.
* [FEATURE] ARDUINO_PARTITION_xxx build flag
Proposition: adding `-DARDUINO_PARTITION_{build.partitions}` flag to make the build partition information available at compile time.
Use cas example:
```C
#if defined ARDUINO_PARTITION_default
// prevent compilation
#error "This sketch needs 'Minimal SPIFFS' partition scheme to compile"
// or disable sketch features that need flash space
#define USE_HUGE_BITMAP_IMAGES false
#endif
```
* Adding -DARDUINO_PARTITION_{build.partitions} (see #5804)
When using the FTM examples I got an error in the FTM_Initiator.ino:
*"wifi:channel=0 is invalid"*
I solved it for myself by simply passing the channel argument to be 1 in *WiFi.initiateFTM*. However, a better fix would be to directly change the default channel here.
* examples: WiFi and Ethernet examples organization
* examples: Change on CI scripts to include new folder
* Library name reverted to WiFi
* examples: WiFi and Ethernet examples organization in a new folder
* examples: Eth files moved from WiFi to Ethernet lib and CMakeLists updated
* Added I2C driver docs
docs: Changes on the images and added more details about the I2C slave
* docs: Added slaveWrite description and added docs build folder to the gitignore file
The client always appends "Basic" to the authorization header, however there are other auth schemes that can be used: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Authentication
For example "Bearer" when using OAuth.
This PR adds a `setAuthorizationType` method to the HTTPClient which allows this scheme to be configured by the caller. Authorization type is set to "Basic" by default so this will have no impact on existing usecases.
This adds a function to WiFiClientSecure to set the ALPN protocol.
This is required for an MQTT client to connect to AWS IoT when using an AWS Custom Authorizer, as described here.
Example code snippet:
...
WiFiClientSecure wiFiClient;
// ALPN protocol, needed with AWS custom authorizer
const char *aws_protos[] = {"mqtt", NULL};
void setup() {
wiFiClient.setCACert(AWSCAPEM);
wiFiClient.setAlpnProtocols(aws_protos);
}
...
Summary
Related to the issue #5773 and #2280.
_user_defined_size is removed from EEPROMClass because it is redundant in the current code
EEPROMClass::length() returns _size that is the true available size of EEPROM
Impact
_user_defined_size is removed from EEPROMClass
EEPROMClass::length() returns _size that is the true available size of EEPROM
Function analogReadResolution set how many bits will analogRead return.
Find out that this functionality was added back 2017 by @me-no-dev in #161.
Related issues:
#5163
