I have the same issue. The documentation is f***ing ridiculous.

Chip: ESP32-C3
ESP-IDF in VSCode + ESP-Matter

Hi, i have code that hosts a webpage on a network in STA mode (esp is client in network hosting a webpage). On this webpage there is a button that if pushed is supposed to turn matter on and make the device discoverable and and controllable through ...

Chip: Esp32c3
PC: M2 Macbook air
IDE: esp-idf in vs code

I have built an esp-matter example and flashed it successfully to my chip. Now im trying to connect to the chip via the chip tool. However using the pairing code-wifi 0x7283 <ssid> <passphrase> 34970112332 line doesnt work as i get the error ...

Ok found the solution:

https://github.com/espressif/esp-matter/issues/429

This should at least be mentioned in a guide, i think

Update: in order to fix the mistake i tried cloning the esp-matter repo freshly this time not shallow but complete via command line exactly how it is described in this guide https://docs.espressif.com/projects/esp-matter/en/latest/esp32/developing.html#getting-the-repositories :

Unfortunately i get ...

Hi,

alright i did all you guys suggested and got the building process to start. However at the very last step the building process fails again, this time due to this error:
warning: default on the choice symbol SEC_CERT_DAC_PROVIDER (defined at /Users/sam/esp/esp-matter/connectedhomeip ...

System details:
[*]Mac M2
[*]VSC
[*]Esp-idf latest release
[*]esp-matter latest release

It is quite frankly ridiculous how shit the esp-idf development experience is.

but since their is no other way of trying to do what i want:

I didi a clean installation of the esp-idf extension in vscode ...

Does anyone know if it is possible to use the usb port connected to the usb pins of the esp32-c3 for the first/initial code upload? Or do you have to use serial for that in order to activate the usb cdc upload possibility?

According to the documentation (see picture) here: https://www.espressif ...