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JorinL opened this issue Feb 5, 2019 · 9 comments
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OS: Windows Specific to the Windows version of the Arduino IDE Type: Duplicate Another item already exists for this topic

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JorinL commented Feb 5, 2019

I experience the following problem since version 1.8.8 for windows.
I start the IDE and selecet an OTA Port, then I click on upload. It starts compiling and in the meantime the OTA device (why ever) gets lost. The ide now takes esptool and changes from com1 to an ip-address.
So it really switches from espota.py to the esptool.exe

As far I can say - at start all is nice and discovered and then something happens and kills all ota :-D

To update my devices in that situation I've build me a batchfile where I just enter the ip and the path to binary - works in 99% of the time.
So there should be no problem with my OTA devices or network.

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JorinL commented Feb 5, 2019

Probably something to do with esp8266/Arduino#5588 ? :-D

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per1234 commented Feb 5, 2019

It sounds like a duplicate of #8408

Please try using the Arduino IDE Beta build:
https://www.arduino.cc/en/Main/Software#beta
and let us know whether that solves the problem.

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JorinL commented Feb 6, 2019

Looks good so far - I only receive also the "menu duplication" like in #8408
Testing OTA with that build a bit more - then I will close this one.
Thanks for your help!

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facchinm commented Feb 7, 2019

@JorinL board menu duplication is intended (one is the internal java discoverer, the other list is the pluggable one from #8038). If the list diverge, we have a bug 😛
I'm glad 1.9.0 fixes the issue, this will greatly speedup merging the features back in master

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JorinL commented Feb 7, 2019

Okay - I wondered about the differences "Network Port" - "Network Ports" it was no real duplicate but strange without an idea about it.

Eventually it could be named "Java Network Ports" "Pluggable Discovered Network Ports" to make it clearer for everyone else :-)

I close this one here - thanks for the fast help!

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per1234 commented Feb 7, 2019

I'll go ahead and close this as a duplicate of #8408

We can continue any further discussion over there, if needed.

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JorinL commented Feb 20, 2019

@JorinL board menu duplication is intended (one is the internal java discoverer, the other list is the pluggable one from #8038). If the list diverge, we have a bug 😛
I'm glad 1.9.0 fixes the issue, this will greatly speedup merging the features back in master

@facchinm So ehh like this diverge of the list?

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Uuuuuh yes 🙂
The one with only one entry is the new pluggable discoverer, while the other one is the bundled java one. Which one is correct?

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JorinL commented Feb 21, 2019

Bundled java "Network ports" is correct - the list with only one entry is much too less.

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