Looks like it's a known issue, and was fixed in may on GitHub.

viewtopic.php?p=149782#p149748

I am not inside espressif, but i think is a known issue.

They have uploaded several versions of this devboard with one of them stating the change of pin headers https://github.com/esp-rs/esp-rust-board/compare/master...new-custom-version-with-fixes

schematics and everything is included in the ...

Hey, not got any traction in the rust forum category, so bringing this question to the hardware category instead.

https://esp32.com/viewtopic.php?t=46332

Just got an espressif esp32c3 Rust devkit, but it doesn't fit standard 2.54mm male header pins in the holes.
Instead only thin stamped metal ...

Surprised to find this board doesn't fit normal male header pins, because the drilled holes are too small.
Fortunately I had a set of stacking header pins which use very thin pressed plate pins/contacts [crap due to easy bending]

The pin spacing is 2.54mm as expected, but the hole size is too small ...

Bumping this in case anyone has answers

Just realised the main site is the esp32.com domain now, and forum.esp32.com should probably just redirect to esp32.com, but maybe things would break. :shrug:

The site is getting an SSL invalid message.

Wonder if it's related to https://blog.cloudflare.com/shortening-lets-encrypt-change-of-trust-no-impact-to-cloudflare-customers
I should probably check my server too :roll:

I'm going to report this post to flag some attention

Screenshot 2024-04-16 ...

Also we do not initialise the wifi interface before requesting it's MAC address so now we have to either access the NetworkManager or begin one of the interfaces first.

See https://github.com/espressif/arduino-esp32/issues/9509

It's expected:

Me No Dev:
"There will be docs. Reason is that WiFiClientSecure can now work on chips without WiFi, so it is not included by default. The whole network interface layer has changed to support H2 (and P4) and to also equalize all network interfaces (with PPP also on the way)"

https ...

Hey, we used to get WiFi included by including #include <WiFiClientSecure.h> but since RC1 (we were using alpha3) there are CI errors.
Adding #include "WiFi.h" resolves it, but is this necessary, or a regression?

https://github.com/adafruit/Adafruit_Wippersnapper_Arduino/actions/runs/8646785163/job ...