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When following the esp-idf-template to setup the example repo, the new repo might fail to be build, because ESP-IDF requires python3-venv to be installed.
However, installing the step of installing python-venv is not listed in either esp-idf-template or Rust on ESP book. And it can be easily missed.
Would you like to implement this feature? [n]
Solution
I feel making espup installing python and python-venv as part of frequently used dependency might make sense and will be helpful.
Alternatives
Updating both Rust on ESP book and esp-idf-template README should also work.
Additional context
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I feel like the alternative solution is more clean, since:
It's way simpler to just suggest the user to install them, we do not need to worry of which OS is he running and if he has any conflicts with those packages
espup does not install ESP-IDF and has nothing to do with it, no_std user do not require python and I would like to keep it this way.
I agree that book and esp-idf-template can be updated to include them, though.
Motivations
When following the esp-idf-template to setup the example repo, the new repo might fail to be build, because ESP-IDF requires python3-venv to be installed.
However, installing the step of installing python-venv is not listed in either esp-idf-template or Rust on ESP book. And it can be easily missed.
Solution
I feel making espup installing python and python-venv as part of frequently used dependency might make sense and will be helpful.
Alternatives
Updating both Rust on ESP book and esp-idf-template README should also work.
Additional context
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: