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This reverts commit 5f4dd69.
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I tried creating a brand new |
This was referenced Jun 24, 2024
AlCalzone
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We're going to need another manifest for the EFR32ZG23A020F512GM40-C, which is the chip in our controller.
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Superseded by #82 |
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Fully superseded by #83. |
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This PR migrates our firmware builder to use the new Simplicity SDK. It is mostly a drop-in replacement for the Gecko SDK.
Most
EMBER_constants have been renamed toSL_ZIGBEE_and must be renamed in your manifests accordingly. This is a fairly large breaking change.