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Un-extern
RGBLight led[]
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tzarc
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Keymap itself doesnt seem to add a whole lot of value. My preference is just to remove it as a "user" keymap. |
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Description
Keyboard and keymap code should use the existing RGBLight API to manipulate the LEDs instead of directly modifying the array.
I expect CI to reveal a bunch of issues here as there are still some boards which are doing so.
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