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[Bug] If 4 rotary encoders are specified, all rotary encoders will stop responding. #23531
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I'm not really sure how you expect this to work with multiple encoders on the same pins... |
Sorry about the example. It does not matter which pins are specified, just that I wanted to avoid using a pin that is already used. |
I faced identical issue. If there is more than three encoders configured, all encoders stop working, It doesn't matter which pins are specified. |
We ran into this on the TIDBIT (it’s still reproducible). I bisected down to 3e1ac7a before this commit, all is well. Anything after this and the encoders break. I wasn’t able to debug further unfortunately. |
Please try #23595 — apparently |
Hi, I tried it and my problem was solved. I hope the problems of others have also been resolved. |
Describe the Bug
If 4 rotary encoders are specified, all rotary encoders will stop responding. If 3 or 5 rotary encoders are specified, they work as usual. I chose this board as an easy example to try, but confirmed that it occurs with ATmega32u4 and RP2040.
It's not work
It's work
Thank you.
Keyboard Used
25keys/cassette42
Link to product page (if applicable)
No response
Operating System
macOS Sonoma 14.4.1
qmk doctor Output
Is AutoHotKey / Karabiner installed
Other keyboard-related software installed
No response
Additional Context
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