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It would be nice to receive some opinion on this topic. |
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Hardware:
Core Installation version: 2.0.0 alpha
IDE name: Arduino IDE
Computer OS: Linux mint
Description:
LITTLEFS has been included for the new release.
This is just a comment with respect to current implementation:
ESP8266 Arduino core, which adopted it months ago (I know it is an independent project), decided to use camelcase:
Here, everything is all-caps:
Would it not be advisable to adopt ESP8266 decision to ease cross-porting of projects between both chips?
Best regards
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