Changed esp32 OTA upload command #85
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…y" under windows and macOS.
earlephilhower
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Mar 4, 2025
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Just did a quick sanity on the PicoW and it's all good. Thx again! |
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Changed esp32 OTA upload command to use "espota" instead of "espota.py" under windows and macOS.
currently under Windows the upload uses espota.py (not "python espota.py") as upload command, which is invalid. On windows there is espota.exe for upload. The code change causes the upload command to be "espota" rather than "espota.py", so the executable is called.
Note: While I could verify that this fixes the problem under Windows, I could not test the change under Linux and macOS. While the change is simple enough that I don't think the current Linux behaviour should be affected, I'm not sure about macOS as I don't know whether it comes with an executable binary named "espota".