Fixed "The device does not support the specified langid" error #295
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In the latest PyUSB, usb.util.get_string no longer has a length argument (commit dac78933f6a6eaf5ae82f48e2f4e7d1733dc2f98) therefore it gets index as langid instead of None and fails.
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Thank you for this fix. I think you can change (in |
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Hi @jnth, |
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Make the fix to my repo and I can do a release.
…On Thu, 26 Jan 2017, 08:38 Pedro Navarro, ***@***.***> wrote:
@todbot <https://github.com/todbot>, according to #219
<#219> you can push to PyPi, can't
you? I'm working on a Home Assistant plugin and I need a working package in
PyPi for people to use it.
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Hey @salimfadhley, what if we made an entirely new github repo that's just for the blink1 Python package (you can own it if you want), but that we're both contributors on? I initially made this repo not long after coming from SVN and hadn't yet embraced the "many small repo" philosophy. Now I quite like it and I'm finding myself frustrated having so much different functionality all in one big "blink1" repo. |
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I probably shouldn't be the owner but I'd be happy to be a contributor. I've been meaning to contribute a few things. We still use Blink1s at Bank of America for all sorts of build-related notifications. Putting Python in it's own repo is a very good idea - it makes it so much easier for people who just want Python. Speaking of this - probably the most valuable thing I can contribute is to set up the CI and get it building automatically. Let me know if that helps you. Sal |
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Wouldn't it make sense, then, to have everything under the thingm github
user? Right now the blink1 repo under thingm is a fork of todbot's repo,
and I think people would search github for either blink1 or thingm, but not
todbot. I think there's still value in having a big repo where everything
related to blink1 is located, but maybe that can be achieved with
submodules.
In any case, thingm (and/or todbot) should be able to push to PyPi so any
changes are quickly made available to the world.
Pedro
…On Thu, Jan 26, 2017 at 1:29 PM, Salim Fadhley ***@***.***> wrote:
I probably shouldn't be the owner but I'd be happy to be a contributor.
I've been meaning to contribute a few things. We still use Blink1s at Bank
of America for all sorts of build-related notifications. Putting Python in
it's own repo is a very good idea - it makes it so much easier for people
who just want Python.
Speaking of this - probably the most valuable thing I can contribute is to
set up the CI and get it building automatically. Let me know if that helps
you.
Sal
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Agreed, @pedronavf. It's on my todo list to move all thingm-related repos to the ThingM org. |
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Hi @salimfadhley, I set up the current todbot/blink1/python directory as a new repo (with all the history) here: |
Fixed "The device does not support the specified langid" error
Fixed "The device does not support the specified langid" error
Fixed "The device does not support the specified langid" error
In the latest PyUSB, usb.util.get_string no longer has a length argument (commit dac78933f6a6eaf5ae82f48e2f4e7d1733dc2f98) therefore it gets index as langid instead of None and fails.