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Context
Firmware Version: 0.7.6
Name of device: any
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Is this a custom build?: no
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Expected Behavior
"Peripheral Mapping" pins defined in BoardConfig.h can't be used in the "Pin Mapping" screen using the Web Config.
Current Behavior
On a freshly flashed board with a display and/or a USB Host defined in the BoardConfig.h those pins are not blocked in the "Pin Mapping" screen and can be assigned to a button.
Saving on the "Peripheral Mapping" screen returns to the expected behavior.
Steps to Reproduce
Nuke-flash a board using firmware with display and/or USB Host defined in the BoardConfig (for example RP2040ABB or Haute42).
Go to "Pin Mapping" in the Web Configurator.
Observe that pins assigned to the display or USB Host in BoardConfig.h are not blocked.
Go to "Peripheral Mapping".
Click "Save".
Go back to the "Pin Mapping" screen.
Observe that pins are properly displayed as "Assigned to addon".
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
This has already been addressed and is fixed in main. You will need to either compile from there or wait for our v0.7.7 release which should be coming soon.
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Context
Expected Behavior
"Peripheral Mapping" pins defined in BoardConfig.h can't be used in the "Pin Mapping" screen using the Web Config.
Current Behavior
On a freshly flashed board with a display and/or a USB Host defined in the BoardConfig.h those pins are not blocked in the "Pin Mapping" screen and can be assigned to a button.
Saving on the "Peripheral Mapping" screen returns to the expected behavior.
Steps to Reproduce
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: