Andreas Neuhaus

As you may have noticed, this project is currently rarely maintained. This is mainly because my personal and job situations have changed and I unfortunately don't have enough free time...

Should editor settings (tabLength/softTabs/preferredLineLength) be set?

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Currently, this package sets the tabLength/softTabs/preferredLineLength editor settings (in settings/rust.cson) of Rust files to values recommended by the Rust style guide. This means that Atom automatically uses 4 spaces for...

WIP: Modernize (continued)

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Next (second) step towards a more modern architecture and idiomatic interfaces. First step happened in #125. - Move `FileAttr` and `FileType` to `ll` module and improve docs - Modernized `Request`...

Using semihosting with no debugger attached

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Currently it's not possible to run code that contains semihosting calls without having a debugger attached, since semihosting relies on the debugger catching `bkpt 0xab` and without a debugger, this...

`accept_async` does immediate async i/o unexpectedly

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I found out the hard way that `accept_async` is not only returning a future that handles the handshake, but it immediately accesses the async i/o object to start the handshake...

MQTT: targetValue of switch_multilevel gets constant, old timestamp when setting value

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### Checklist - [X] I am not using Home Assistant. Or: a developer has told me to come here. - [X] I have checked the troubleshooting section and my problem...

MQTT: currentValue of slow switch_multilevel jumps to target value before reporting real values

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### Checklist - [X] I am not using Home Assistant. Or: a developer has told me to come here. - [X] I have checked the troubleshooting section and my problem...

Timestamp of targetValue never updated, when device only reports currentValue

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### Checklist - [X] I am not using Home Assistant. Or: a developer has told me to come here. - [X] I have checked the troubleshooting section and my problem...

`write-bin` truncates data when length not divisible by 4

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It seems that `write-bin` truncates data to full 256 bytes blocks when length of data is not divisible by 4. I.e.: - any data with length divisable by 4 is...