Pymakr Atom Plugin released

[Ralph]

@mj @danielm I see your issue. To explain: from pymakr 1.1.0 on we added a version limit to the plugin (<=1.20.0), with the goal to make sure that when a new version of atom comes out, we can test it before we release the plugin for it as well. The problem is that if you are on an old pymakr version before this limiter, but update straight to a new release (1.20.1 was released last week) you'll be stuck with an incompatible version.

I'll test pymakr with the latest Atom and will release 1.1.2 very soon. A quick fix would be to downgrade to atom 1.20.0, then update pymakr to 1.1.1

[Ralph]

@MJ @danielm A new version has been released. Let me know if this solves your issues.

[lesure1]

Hello,

I am trying to connect to Pycom (1.1.3) from Atom editor (Atom: 1.20.1, Electron: 1.6.9, Chrome: 56.0.2924.87, Node: 7.4.0) on Ubuntu 14.04. I added Pymkr 1.1.3 automatically using the Atom GUI. The Atom editor crashes when clicking on connect, after retrieving and setting the USB serial port for Pycom. The message displayed is "Editor has crashed. Please report this issue". I am totally new to the environment and trying to do my first set up. Could anyone help me identify the source of the problem and fix it?

Thank you!

[Ralph]

Hi @lesure1, thanks for reporting this. I've just tested it on ubuntu and it seems that the serialport lib is not working properly for this version on ubuntu. I'm inspecting and fixing it now and will send you an updated plugin tomorrow to see if it's working.

[lesure1]

@ralph, okay thank you. Looking for the update.

[mahe]

Hi,

I just updated to Pymakr 1.1.3 in Atom (macOS). Ever since the update I get the following error when trying to sync:

Reading file status
Synchronizing failed: timeout. Please reboot your device manually.

I do have a connection and Running files doesn't seem to be a problem. But I can not get it to sync.

I've tried both soft, hard and factory reset of the LoPy as instructed on:

https://docs.pycom.io/chapter/toolsandfeatures/bootmodes.html

If anyone can help I would be grateful.

Mathies

edit: I've also tried upgrading the firmware.

[MJ]

@ralph Thanks. Our problem solved.

[Jaltet]

@mahe
Hi! I have had the same problem today.
Pymakr 1.1.3 in Atom (Windows) gives the same error:

Reading file status
Synchronizing failed: timeout. Please reboot your device manually

I solved the problem by uninstalling Pymakr 1.1.3 and reinstalling Pymakr 1.1.1

To do so, I used the apm command like this:

apm install Pymakr@1.1.1

I got the 1.1.1 version from https://libraries.io/atom/pymakr

I hope this will work for you.

[Ralph]

@jaltet @mahe If you didn't notice yet, we deployed an update on Friday (v1.1.4) that solves the issue introduces in 1.1.3.

Let me know if this is indeed the case on your machines.

[mahe]

@ralph

Thanks,

I'm still experience problems though:

Synchronizing failed: undefined. Please reboot your device manually.

[soren]

@mahe me too.. was away from the lopy for 5 months, and hoped things would have become more stable with the atom plugin... pretty disappointed

[Ralph]

Another update, a bigger one this time:

V1.2.0 - Download feature and multi project support

• Splits 'sync' into 'download' and 'upload'
• Adds detection for selected project in the tree-view
• Better stability for upload

Please let me know if you have any feedback on these new features!

[jhoguaman]

@ralph Hi friend, I just uploaded this version (V1.2.0) and Atom (1.21.1). I can RUN my projects, but when I want 'sync' -- 'upload', I am gettin this error:
Error: Writing to COM port (GetOverlappedResult): Operation aborted)
Thanks for your atention.

[soren]

@jhoguaman me too

[raxy]

@jhoguaman
mee too !!!
seems to be related to win10 : atom v1.21.1 x64 + pymakr v1.2.0; on my win7 machine, no problem w/ atom v1.21.1 x64 + pymakr 1.1.1

[raxy]

@raxy
it is in fact related to pymakr v1.2.0
atom v1.21.1 x64 + pymakr v1.2.0 also fails on win7 (Writing to COM port (GetOverlappedResult): Operation aborted) !
my firmware for lopy is dated 2017-09-01 (v1.8.6-760)

HELP !

[jhoguaman]

@raxy @soren Yes, friends, I have gone back to pymakr 1.1.1 to continue working, this version is stable. We hope that a new version of Pymakr will solve this problem.

[raxy]

@jhoguaman
good to know !
would you please post a bug report on the github as nothing will be fixed if we only complain in htis forum ?
tks

[jhoguaman]

@raxy Of course, I reported this bug yesterday (25-10-2017). There is not response yet.

[Ralph]

@raxy @soren @jhoguaman As posted on the github issue, I'll take a look at this soon! Hope it doesn't hold you guys back too much. For now you could roll back to the previous version or use visual studio code