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feat: library definition for PlatformIO #8261
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This pull request is stale because it has been open 6 months with no activity. Please comment or label |
Hello |
@obones the branch is stale because it hasn't had any commits for the past few months. Have you signed the CLA ? |
I believe I did, at least that's what I inferred from the cla/google check being successful. |
I have created a PR to your branch to update the version in the library.json with the release. I think its just a matter of waiting for a maintainer |
Thanks, I have merged it and rebased my branch on top of master. |
So it seems this never got merged? Too bad... |
Well, I just rebased it once more, for any one to look at. |
Many embedded projects are using PlatfomIO as a development environment, in particular in the ESP32 world.
It is possible to use third party libraries via such a definition in the project platform.io file:
For this to work, the referenced project must include a
library.json
file describing the library and its folder layout.This PR provides the file so that flatbuffers is usable as a dependency in PlatformIO, as requested by #7189