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Arduino IDE 2.0.3 #91

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Abhay-2412 opened this issue Sep 22, 2023 · 5 comments
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Arduino IDE 2.0.3 #91

Abhay-2412 opened this issue Sep 22, 2023 · 5 comments

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@Abhay-2412
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"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?"

@vicatcu
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vicatcu commented Oct 4, 2023

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.

arduino/arduino-ide#58

@3tcubed
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3tcubed commented Nov 14, 2023

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.

@Oleg-Perevyshin
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Maybe someone knows where to look at the development plan?

I really need to work with the file system for ESP32 (Littlefs).
If there are no plans, then I will go out with Arduino.

@cc46808
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cc46808 commented Feb 11, 2024

"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?"

@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

Screenshot 2024-02-11 143225

@ghost
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ghost commented Feb 15, 2024

"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?"

@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

Screenshot 2024-02-11 143225

Thank you! That fork you referenced worked well in Arduino IDE 2.3.0

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