Nice guide, I was deffinitelly doing a full indexer rebuild when something was wrong, good catch. Thanks! Out of curiosity, could you explain the step 9. - why copy with rsync? Is it different from, lets say, F5 in Midnight commander or standard copy with other file explorer? Or is the main point o...

esp_log_set_vprintf() allows you to provide an alternate backend for the log subsystem. You could create a new backend that uses the http client to send the messages anywhere you want. https://docs.espressif.com/projects/esp-idf/en/v4.4.2/esp32/api-reference/system/log.html#_CPPv419esp_log_set_vprin...

If things go wrong again, try the tips I outlined here...
https://esp32.com/viewtopic.php?f=40&t= ... 230d6bae74

See if the tips I posted here work:
https://esp32.com/viewtopic.php?f=40&t=29344

I've been using Eclipse since its early days for all my Java, Javascript, C/C++ and Python projects and, like many of you, have been frustrated by Eclipse's inconsistent and sometimes nonsensical Code Analyzer results for files and projects that compile and run just fine. Lately I've been getting fl...

Stay tuned! I think I may have found the secret recipe for resolving the code analyzer issues. If it really works, I'll post it in the IDEs for ESP-IDF forum later today (UTC-6).

Nope, not working. Anytime I touch a "trigger" file (sdkconfig, any CMakeLists.txt, etc) I have to run idf.py reconfigure from the command line or I get that error. If you think it should work, I'll try and track it down. Since I've been trying different iIEP and esp-idf branches my environment migh...

I've been testing esp-idf 5.0 and adapting code to it but it looks like there's one small issue with the eclipse plugin. When building from eclipse just after running an idf.py menuconfig, I get... CMake Error at /usr/src/mcu/esp32/esp-idf/tools/cmake/build.cmake:525 (message): usage: __main__.py [-...

The install scripts are trying to run 'pip' not 'pip3'.
Try running ' /home/abdul/.espressif/python_env/idf5.0_py3.8_env/bin/python -m pip --version' and see what you get.

I think it depends on what kind of reset is performed and whether the clocks were stopped. For instance, if you toggle the EN/CHIP_PU line, that's a power cycle of the chip.

I think the only real way to recover the time locally would be to include an I2C RTC with a battery backup.