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[DJManas]

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Configuration

MacOS:

PlatformIO Version (platformio --version): PlatformIO, version 3.4.0a6

I just want to ask if this is pio problem or I should contact someone else. When I create program and use e.g. A1 as analog pin number I get errors in project that A1 was not declared in this scope, but when I compile it everything is OK. I would like to know if this is pio problem or I should contact anyone else to repair it, because it is anoying.

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Additional info

[ivankravets]

Have you tried Menu: PlatformIO > Rebuild C/C++ Index ?

[DJManas]

Nope :-( since I see it is happening automatically at some point. But I have tried it now, did make clean of the project, now I see only A1 is not declared, the SHT1x.h has been found and it skipped out of the scope.

I am just wondering couldn’t it be, because the analog pins are „declared“ when at compile using #if defined(processor type) ?

[ivankravets]

Could you provide platformio.ini?

[DJManas]

Sure
platformio.ini.zip

[ivankravets]

This is a bug, PIO does not handle env_default from config. I'll fix it. Thanks.

[DJManas]

Thank you