Using both OTA and normal flashing to update code under development. Occasionally, when I flash new code, I cannot get the new code to execute without deleting one of the partitions using partition table.

Is this expected behavior? Is there a command to select current partition?

I did some investigation without much luck. I'm guessing that it has something to do with the steps I am taking to shutdown the mqtt connection (or there is an issue with the library) and was hoping someone had some insight on that. Looks like the esp-aws-iot library will be getting updated soon and...

I am using the aws_iot sdk in esp-idf. Currently working on stabilizing the mqtt connection and am cycling the mqtt connection. We always connect successfully at initial connection after reboot. The corrupt heap issue occurs around 2-5 cycles of mqtt begin/end. Creating the mqtt connection is pretty...

to answer my own question and not sure why I couldn't find this before...

method: bool aws_iot_mqtt_is_client_connected (AWS_IoT_Client *pClient) documented at http://aws-iot-device-sdk-embedded-c-do ... 3739e3d744

Tried your suggestion. Seems to have worked successfully. thanks

I've been using the vs code extension with linux (ubuntu 20.04) for a couple of months and am pretty happy with it.

I need to update esp-idf v4.2 to get commits that with hopefully solve a couple of issues I am troubleshooting. What is the best method to do this?

I'm having some stability issues trying to maintain a connection using the built-in version of aws-iot sdk. I am currently using esp-idf v4.2. Looks like aws has released new versions of their sdk. I cannot find any info on what version is built-in but guessing that its not the latest. Are there any...

Using espidf v4.2 with the embedded aws-iot-sdk. Occasionally I get an error in the yield loop that causes the mqtt connection to get dropped but the disconnect handler does not get called. So now, I simply print out the error and call yield again which returns OK. Is there a method to call that wil...

after numerous attempts, process finally completed using vscode extension

Doing fresh install on Ubuntu 20.04. Trying to install tools both through the vscode extension and running ./install.sh.

Download speed is really slow and both methods end up failing. Any fix or workaround I can use?