Updated espota -h output for esp8266 - #107
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Since platform-espressif8266@2.1.0 the platform specific espota tool has been used, which has different parameters to those shown, namely it doesn't have the TIMEOUT parameter.
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For complete transparency, I ran this on Windows like ... ... but that doesn't change the behaviour of espota.py. |
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* Updated espota -h output for esp8266 Since platform-espressif8266@2.1.0 the platform specific espota tool has been used, which has different parameters to those shown, namely it doesn't have the TIMEOUT parameter. * Missed path update for espota.py -h
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Since platform-espressif8266@2.1.0 the platform specific espota tool has been used, which has different parameters to those shown, namely it doesn't have the TIMEOUT parameter.