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Arduino IDE 2.0.3 #91
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Arduino 2.0.x changed from using Java to using the Electron framework, and the method of providing / launching external tools has changed / hasn't been figured out yet is my understanding. |
UP to IDE 2.2.1 and still no tools to Create FFAT partations so files can be uploaded, also preventing OTA updates from working when using IDE 2.2.1 -- Arrgh, I now waited nearly a year. Time to learn PlatformIO and VSCode? So much is still missing, I'm afraid you made a wrong turn in moving to Electron if these deficiencies can't be corrected/addressed an a year. |
Maybe someone knows where to look at the development plan? I really need to work with the file system for ESP32 (Littlefs). |
@Abhay-2412 I was able use this fork of EspExectionDecoder in ArduinoIDE 2.3.0 https://github.com/dankeboy36/esp-exception-decoder?tab=readme-ov-file |
Thank you! That fork you referenced worked well in Arduino IDE 2.3.0 |
"I downloaded the
'EspExceptionDecoder-2.0.3'
folder from your releases and followed the instructions by creating a 'tools' folder in my Arduino Sketch Directory. Specifically, I placed the folder at the following path:'C:\Users\37175\Documents\Arduino\tools\EspExceptionDecoder-2.0.3\EspExceptionDecoder\tool\EspExceptionDecoder.jar'.
However, after restarting the Arduino IDE, I couldn't find the exception decoder option. Could someone please kindly assist me with this issue?"
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