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Step 1 - Setup
In Arduino IDE, import the board package http://digistump.com/package_digistump_index.json
Step 2 - Select board and programmer in Arduino IDE
Then in Tools -> board, from Digistump AVER Boards, select Digispark (Default 16.5MHz)
Then in Tools -> Programmer, choose "micronucleus" custom programmer
Step 3 - Try to do the same in vscode
In VSCode, shift-ctrl-P -> Arduino: Change Board Type -> select Digispark (Default 16.5MHz)
Then when trying to select the custom programmer, the list is limited only to default programmers:
Additional info, the boards.txt provided by Digistump package include the following board definition:
vscode details:
other details:
Step 1 - Setup
In Arduino IDE, import the board package
http://digistump.com/package_digistump_index.json
Step 2 - Select board and programmer in Arduino IDE
Then in Tools -> board, from Digistump AVER Boards, select Digispark (Default 16.5MHz)
Then in Tools -> Programmer, choose "micronucleus" custom programmer
Step 3 - Try to do the same in vscode
In VSCode, shift-ctrl-P -> Arduino: Change Board Type -> select Digispark (Default 16.5MHz)
Then when trying to select the custom programmer, the list is limited only to default programmers:
Additional info, the boards.txt provided by Digistump package include the following board definition:
As I'm not using vscode-arduino since a long time, I may have missed something.
Thanks for your feedback.
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