running on Ubuntu 20.04

following doc for updating versions. cd $IDF_PATH git fetch git checkout vX.Y.Z git submodule update --init --recursive errors out on get fetch Fetching submodule components/mqtt/esp-mqtt From https://github.com/espressif/esp-mqtt 867773e..9ea804e master -> origin/master fatal: remote error: upload-...

That is essentially when I am doing now - reading everything from nvs and putting into global struct. What I am trying to figure out is whether or not I could potentially bypass the struct, reading variables from nvs whenever they are used. As I said before, this would mean that I am calling nvs eve...

I currently have an app with a large number of settings stored in nvs. A decent amount of code is written to retrieve these settings into structures for access throughout the app as well as update settings when required (which is rarely). I am trying to determine where I might be able to reduce code...

never got any feedback on this and did not resolve. I moved to linux vs code to get things working.

I started with a new project and a new sdkconfig file. This seemed to resolve the issue

Just installed new linux environment and new version of espidf. Trying to compile program I worked on a couple of months ago and I get error 'partitions.csv occupy 2.1MB of flash which does not fit in configured flash size 2MB' In menuconfig under Serial Flash Config I am not able to modify Flash Si...

Does anyone have any input for this. Trying to figure what the best route is for using espidf with aws iot...

Is the mqtt library now included with espidf usable with AWS mqtt? If so, are there any examples available?

C:\Users\Rick>python -V Python 2.7.15 C:\Users\Rick>pip list Package Version ---------------- ----------- arrow 0.10.0 awscli 1.16.34 botocore 1.12.24 bottle 0.12.13 certifi 2017.7.27.1 chardet 3.0.4 click 5.1 colorama 0.3.9 docutils 0.14 ecdsa 0.13 esptool 2.3.1 futures 3.2.0 idna 2.6 jmespath 0.9....