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Makes changing environments/platforms a breeze, no more (un-)commenting: Simply use the "Switch PlatformIO Project Environment" control in VSCode.
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* Make use of PlatformIO default_envs option Makes changing environments/platforms a breeze, no more (un-)commenting: Simply use the "Switch PlatformIO Project Environment" control in VSCode. * Updated README.md to mention ESP32
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* Make use of PlatformIO default_envs option Makes changing environments/platforms a breeze, no more (un-)commenting: Simply use the "Switch PlatformIO Project Environment" control in VSCode. * Updated README.md to mention ESP32
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Hi @Sammy1Am,
I once again have a little pull request. When you mentioned yesterday that you like that the default setting is still Arduino Uno, I thought "There must be a way to do this without having to comment out lines all the time.".
PlatformIO has a
default_envsoption, which seems to be really useful for this. It's still set to use Uno environment by default, but one can now simply use the PlatformIO: Switch Project Environment command of the PlatformIO IDE for changing the build environment:There is also an extra button in the bottom toolbar for this:
