Requesting a PID to be used for a CircuitPython port of the SuperMini NRF52840 #892
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MIT C code (circuitpython) on third party hardware.
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I do not manufacture or sell the board this PID will be for. Just a hobbyist trying to port CircuitPython to it. Out of the box it seems to use Adafruits VID so I'd like to request a unique PID for this board so I can get it approved for contribution to the CircuitPython github repository.
A pull request for my contribution can be found here:
adafruit/circuitpython#8476