AsyncUDP::listenMulticast() properly receives packets sent to IPv4
multicast addresses like 239.1.2.3, but it is not receiving packets sent
to IPv6 multicast addresses like ff12::6ood:cafe.
The root cause is a bit hidden: listen(NULL, port) would match
AsyncUDP::listen(const ip_addr_t *addr, uint16_t port), which calls
_udp_bind(_pcb, addr, port), which uses the lwIP API to call
udp_bind(struct udp_pcb *pcb, const ip_addr_t *ipaddr, u16_t port) at
the end. If lwIP has LWIP_IPV4 enabled, it checks if ipaddr == NULL and
sets it to IP4_ADDR_ANY. So an IPv6 address is never bound.
This fix checks the IP address passed to AsyncUDP::listenMulticast(). If
it is an IPv6 address, it constructs and passes the IPv6 any address
(::); otherwise (IPv4), it constructs and passes the IPv4 any address
(0.0.0.0).
* feat(zigbee): Support min max for Analog EP
* feat(zigbee): Use cfloat FLT_MAX
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* feat(ap): Add support for DHCP Captive Portal (opt 114)
* feat(ap): No need to guard the function
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HTTP 204 is a successful return code which indicates No Content. While it's appropriate to return a 304 if the server has content for a device but it hasn't change, it is more accurate for a server to return a 204 if it simply doesn't have any firmware files for a particular device.
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* feat(zigbee): Add AC DC ElectricalMeasurement support
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* ci(): fix precommit codespell
* ci(pre-commit): Add spaces between numbers and units
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* feat(esp32): Zigbee power outlet example
Zigbee power outlet example
* feat(esp32): Zigbee power outlet example
Change username
* feat(esp32): Zigbee power outlet example
Remove old comment
* fix(zigbee): fix power outlet compile errors and update example
* fix(example): Update readme
* fix(example): Update ci json file
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* Added new Unexpected Maker SQUiXL and EDGES3[D] boards.
Signed-off-by: Seon Rozenblum <seonr@3sprockets.com>
* Seems we are being picky about board names now ;)
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* Seems I have to have SPI pins defined for SQUiXL, or compiling breaks
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* feat(uart): simplifies UART example based on MODBUS standard
* fix(uart): fixes a uart example typo
* feat(uart): replaces UART0 by Serial0 in the code
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* fix(uart): typo error message in commentary
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Commit 0773dd7619 from PR #10841 broke pin
remapping by moving its application too early in the definition process.
This commit restores the original order of includes, ensuring that pin
remapping is applied correctly.
Signed-off-by: Luca Burelli <l.burelli@arduino.cc>
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* Add files via upload
* Add files via upload
* Update SPI.h
* Update esp32-hal-spi.c
renamed invert_out to ss_invert to be more intuitive
* Update esp32-hal-spi.h
Removed the out from the function name spiSSInvertout.
* Update SPI.cpp
Removed the out from the function name spiSSInvertout.
* Update cores/esp32/esp32-hal-spi.c
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* ci(idf): Use included IDF examples in CI
* fix(example): sets Matter version to be 1.3 or higher
* feat(matter): sets c++ 2a as default
* feat(matter): Update README.md
* fix(matter): instructions about using more than one sdkconfig file
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