I'm not sure to understand. I didn't change anything to the default example of v2.
Actually, I created an issue on github but it is not visibile (yet another flagged account issue...).

The messages I reported are the real ones I see in the output window of CSV using ESP Modbus 2.0.1~1 and ESP-IDF ...

Thanks for your answer.
I guess the "latest" in the link of the documentation in my first post is misleading since it is not updated (yet?). Your link is correct, but harder to find.


The version of esp-modbus v2 is the recommended version for future projects and will include the latest updates ...

If possible, try running the v2.0 example with an older ESP-IDF version. Sometimes, ESP-IDF updates introduce changes that affect component behavior.


I might give it a try but I need to use v5.4.
Anyway, both ESP-IDF and ESP Modbus come from espressif: it's odd their own code does not work ...

When I've update my dependencies the ESP Modbus component was upgraded to v2.0.
I got errors in the code and looking at the source code I was able to fix them, but at run-time my modbus client did not work anymore (i.e. it does not process the incoming requests).

Hence I compiled the official ...

After upgrading the idf dependencies, the ESP-Modbus component was updated as well (to v2.0.1~1) and now I get dozen of build errors in my code.
Of course that means the functions are changed.

Is there a migration guide that would simplify the adjustment of the code?
If I'm not wrong it seems ...

Found here the answer: https://docs.espressif.com/projects/esp ... start-with

When downloading the ESP-IDF from VSC I have to select the desired branch:
what is the difference between:

- v5.4 (release version)
- release/v5.4 (release branch)

why should I prefer one or the other?

Ubuntu 24.10, with ESP-IDF 5.3.0 and ESP-ADF from branch `master`.
Here are the steps I followed:

1. installed VSCode and ESP-IDF extension and ESP-ADF framework
2. created a new project based upon the example template `esp-adf/examples/player/pipeline_a2dp_source_stream`
3. compiled and check ...

Using the Arduino framework with this library:

https://github.com/pschatzmann/ESP32-A2DP

it requires more than 21 seconds to connect to my Bluetooth speaker. Of course I won't compare the performances with a personal computer that requires less than 1 second, but I'm wondering if using ESP-IDF ...

In my ESP32-S3 code I noticed that in my main loop I have to add `vTaskDelay(1)` otherwise I get a wdt reset.
I guess this is because if I don't suspend for a while my thread, the others cannot run.

Since `CONFIG_FREERTOS_HZ` is defined as 100, a delay of just 1 tick is 10 ms, too much!
Is there a ...