Runtime.serial_bytes_available: return count instead of bool #9141
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supervisor.Runtime.serial_bytes_availableto return the number of available bytes instead of just a True or False. Since0isFalse-y, this works in the common case ofif supervisor.runtime.serial_bytes_available:.I looked in the Learn Guides and I only found one use of
.serial_bytes_available, and it's exactly as above.This was a much larger change than one might think because I did a refactor to reduce a bunch of identical
common-hal/supervisorfiles to single files insupervisor/shared. So there is, net, a lot less code now.