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Support Over-the-Air (OTA) uploads #359
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You can just set |
Thanks @leppie, it works indeed! But at the cost of disabling the serial monitor, since this one will try to open the communication with the provided IP (instead of an actual serial port). So in short, the raw functionality is there, but not via commands and conflicting with the serial monitor. Maybe an idea would be to have the possibility of distinct between serial port and upload port. |
You can just keep something else open for serial comms, like Termite. That's what I do :D |
I created a pull request with my suggested solution. You can find it here: #362 |
leppie's suggestion does not work for me, I get the following error: Am I missing something? |
Adding the IP address as port number does not work when OTA is set up with access restriction.. i.e. an OTA flash that requires a password. |
this issue is dulplicate with #362 |
Is there a solution for this issue? I am currently dealing with the same situation |
Was searching for another issue and ran into this thread. I created a tasks.json file using the data below.. The second task allows me to send data to the com port again after I realized I had it opened already in YAT. Again, this was used for esp8266, path will be different for esp32
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When using ArduinoOTA with the new built-in Arduino-CLI I receive the following error on upload. I have the port variable in arduino.jso set to the IP address of the ESP32. No other authentication required. Does anyone else have this working? [Error] Uploading sketch 'sketch.ino': Exit with code=7 |
vscode ota only works with ide 1.8 |
Currently some boards with built-in wifi (ESP8266, ESP32) support uploads over the air. This feaure is available in other VSCode extensions such as PlatformIO.
My suggestion would be to be able to select an IP address instead of a serial port when the board supports OTA.
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