platformio 6.1.6

[ivankravets]

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• Added support for Python 3.11
• Added a new name configuration option to customize a project name (pull #4498)
• Made assets (templates, 99-platformio-udev.rules) part of Python's module (issue #4458)
• Updated Clang-Tidy check tool to v15.0.5 with new diagnostics and bugfixes
• Removed dependency on the "zeroconf" package and install it only when a user lists mDNS devices (issue with zeroconf's LGPL license)
• Show the real error message instead of "Can not remove temporary directory" when "platformio.ini" configuration file is broken (issue #4480)
• Fixed an issue with an incorrect test summary when a testcase name includes a colon (issue #4508)
• Fixed an issue when extends did not override options in the right order (issue #4462)
• Fixed an issue when pio pkg list and pio pkg uninstall commands fail if there are circular dependencies in the library.json manifests (issue #4475)

[chenrui333]

#121331

[chenrui333]

@ivankravets why did this get closed?

[ivankravets]

CI failed with "revision: 1". I don't know who added that line to the manifest file. I didn't add it.

[SMillerDev]

It doesn't really matter who added it. It should be removed on version updates. Please push updates to your existing pull requests though, constantly recreating them is hard to keep track off for maintainers and quite frankly motivates me to just ignore this update until you manage to figure out how to keep it to one PR.

[chenrui333]

➕ to what SMillerDev said.

You can also use brew bump --open-pr platformio, which would handle the revision for your next PR version bump. Thanks!

[ivankravets]

Sorry, we don't release PlatormIO Core so often. Typically a few times per year.

What I noticed, the moderation team here changes often rules as well. The previous moderators asked me to recreate new PR even with small changes (extra spaces).

I always have problems with updating the PlatformIO formula. Maybe, we will ask you to remove it from the homebrew registry. Need to ask how many people used it. Mostly, developers use PlatormIO in pair with VSCode (above 3,000,000 developers, https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=platformio.platformio-ide), where PlatformIO is directly integrated into the extension.

Sorry again for the issues.

[SMillerDev]

The previous moderators asked me to recreate new PR even with small changes (extra spaces).

Can you link that pull request because I doubt that.

Maybe, we will ask you to remove it from the homebrew registry.

I think the 1000 users in the last 30 days would be pretty disappointed so that'll be a no from me.

[ivankravets]

I'll check the previous PR/releases and share them here.

Regarding the "1000 users in the last 30 days". Oh, I didn't know that so many of users use platformio via brew. So, let's keep it here.

Do you have any simple steps on how to generate platformio formula next time? I use the next:

1. Create a clean Python virtual environment
2. pip install homebrew-pypi-poet
3. poet -f platformio
4. Edit the existing platformio formula and merge changes manually. This is the place where "typos" happen.

[SMillerDev]

brew bump --open-pr platformio should be all you need.

[ivankravets]

Thanks, will try next time. Thanks again for your help!