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Attached is a project directory which fails to build using platformio but builds ok using VisualMicro and Arduino IDE 1.6.7. Using MySensors development branch, not the 1.5.4 library.
Also attached are two build outputs ( from Visual Micro and other from platformio) and the envdump.
Platformio version is 2.8.5.dev2 running on Windows 10 with python 2.7. The problem arises when building for Arduino nano as well, doesn't seem ESP8266 specific. My guess is that there is a flaw in the convoluted Arduino file finding algorithm. Platformio seems to want to build files that are not relevant to the .ino in question.
Hi @gerritv
Indeed, MySensors library has an unusual build logic. Please have a look at #331
I've created a working project with a workaround for you, could you test it?
Awesome, it works. I guess next time I see these symptoms I will have to try this method. Sadly Arduino projects seem to provoke some really obtuse habits in structure :-(
Attached is a project directory which fails to build using
platformio
but builds ok using VisualMicro and Arduino IDE 1.6.7. Using MySensors development branch, not the 1.5.4 library.Also attached are two build outputs ( from Visual Micro and other from platformio) and the envdump.
Platformio version is 2.8.5.dev2 running on Windows 10 with python 2.7. The problem arises when building for Arduino nano as well, doesn't seem ESP8266 specific. My guess is that there is a flaw in the convoluted Arduino file finding algorithm. Platformio seems to want to build files that are not relevant to the .ino in question.
SensorNet.zip
envdump.txt
PlatformioOutput.txt
VisualMicroOutput.txt
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