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This PR pins the espressif32 platform version to 6.11.0 in the PlatformIO configuration to improve build stability and reproducibility. The change addresses issue #12 by preventing unexpected build failures that can occur when platform versions update automatically.
- Pins espressif32 platform to version 6.11.0
- Adds documentation explaining the version choice and maintenance recommendations
Co-authored-by: Copilot <175728472+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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lgtm, works fine here. |
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Fixes #12
I think this is a good/sensible thing to do. My only concern is that we may drift from the PlatformIO releases.
I've seen quite a few projects where they haven't kept up to date and now they can't build their projects on the latest versions.