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non-void-return issue in 3.0.0 #129
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I do have the same issue ... re-installed VME280 lib on platform-IO, shows as version 3.0.0, but still has the bool in it as return type ... |
Manual download and install to platformio fixed the issue ... looks like the old version is still on the repository! |
I had the same problem and I solved it by manually downloading the library. |
The same for me, not working. I tested install by git clone of entire master and not work and it still installing by platfomio. May be the problem is in how to install library platformio? |
Update! This not work and may be 3.0.1-dev version is installed by platformio instead 3.0.0 This work fine if is installed manually not by platformio. Where is the error? Solution: |
See #130 (comment) on issue #130 Solution: Publish an updated version on platform.io. Workaround: specify the git URL on platformio.ini:
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Expected behavior
Version 3.0.0 should not throw return type errors fixed with #121.
Actual behavior
Eventhough PlatformIO states that it downloaded version 3.0.0, the functions in the downloaded code still have the return type bool.
Builds fail locally as well as on GH Actions.
Steps to reporduce the behavior
I use PlatformIO to get the library.
platformio.ini:
Library Installation by PlatformIO:
PlatformIO build console:
There seems to be an issue in the library registry.
Version 3.0.0 has two release dates, maybe same version published twice?
I browsed the history of my platformio.ini and already used version 3.0.0 in January 2020.
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Hope you find the time to have a look into that?
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