Nano ESP32: delete programmer.default entry (on 2.0.x)
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Setting programmer.default has unfortunately multiple effects: - sets the tick by default in the Tool menu in the IDE (which was the expected behavior), - forces the CLI to use the specified programmer every time an upload is attempted (which is confusing users). For this reason, it is better to remove the "programmer.default" setting from the board definition and let the user choose the programmer in the IDE menus, as it was before.
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Description of Change
Recent debug support commits added the
programmer.defaultentry for the Nano ESP32 on 2.0.x releases.Setting that parameter has unfortunately multiple effects:
For this reason, it is better to remove the
programmer.defaultsetting from the board definition and let the user choose the programmer in the IDE menus, as it was before.Tests scenarios
Behavior observed on latest Arduino IDE and CLI.
Related links
Arduino forum thread: https://forum.arduino.cc/t/arduino-cli-and-nano-esp32-cant-upload/
Same PR for main branch: #9666