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The .ino code of the first Arduino would have been overwritten by the second one
If a different .ino code is copied/written to the first Arduino, the second one's code would also get overwritten
Expected Behavior: The .ino code of the respective Arduinos should not affect the other Ardionos. Different n number of .ino codes should be able to be written for n number of Arduinos.
Additional information: The LED of Arduino 2 blinking even though the code does not provide any LOW input is a bug. (Already mentioned in Issue #476 ).
Version and OS:
OS: Ubuntu 22.04.1 LTS
Browser: Firefox 110
Tested on:
develop
simulation.iitbx.in
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Description: When two different .ino codes are copied to two different Arduinos, the 1st Arduino's .ino code is overwritten by the 2nd one.
Steps to Reproduce
Expected Behavior: The .ino code of the respective Arduinos should not affect the other Ardionos. Different n number of .ino codes should be able to be written for n number of Arduinos.
Video of the process mentioned above:
Arduino_Parallel_Execution_Issue.webm
Additional information: The LED of Arduino 2 blinking even though the code does not provide any LOW input is a bug. (Already mentioned in Issue #476 ).
Version and OS:
Tested on:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: