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I ran into a particularly weird case where my chip was in a bad state. In my attempt to debug, I noticed that the status being set by the line:
Adafruit_CircuitPython_MLX90393/adafruit_mlx90393.py
Line 389 in d370d3e
self._status_last = self._transceive(bytes([_CMD_RT]))
display_status
I made a local change to address this:
data = self._transceive(bytes([_CMD_RT])) self._status_last = data[0]
I am happy to make a PR to address this minor corner case and support the library if you would like.
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yep please submit a PR!
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Closing. Should be fixed by #26.
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I ran into a particularly weird case where my chip was in a bad state. In my attempt to debug, I noticed that the status being set by the line:
Adafruit_CircuitPython_MLX90393/adafruit_mlx90393.py
Line 389 in d370d3e
aka
self._status_last = self._transceive(bytes([_CMD_RT]))
. was slightly wrong and if I attempted to call thedisplay_status
I would get a type error.I made a local change to address this:
I am happy to make a PR to address this minor corner case and support the library if you would like.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: