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    PyMakr 2.0 for Atom Plans: Feedback wanted [video]

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      Ralph
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      For anyone interested, this is the complete list of features for Pymakr 2.0. Feel free to comment on this document if you have feedback or feature requests! https://docs.google.com/document/d/18m691vxMg-2UvhIa-BYuct0ESzGrk4jbwsrCXaOrE74/

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        crumble @Ralph
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        I miss a log feature for the REPL. Saving the output into a file helps to find bugs in tests running for some hours.

        A download function will be nice. Some people seems to have problems with FTP and larger files. My log files are stored on SD card. So it is not synced with the project source.

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          Ralph @crumble
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          @crumble Thanks for the feedback! I agree on the REPL log feature, it's actually already in the plan (see the document in my other comment) so no worries there.

          There's already a download feature in the current pymakr and also in the plans as shown in the video. This can be used to download log files too, as long as you allow the correct filetypes in the settings.

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            reidfo @crumble
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            @crumble I forgot to mention it in the survey, but a download feature would be extremely handy since my devices are rarely if ever on WiFi, and FTP requires extra steps to configure wifi on the board I'm testing.

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              adamdevine78 @Ralph
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              @Ralph Thanks this was helpful.

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                Martinnn
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                What about VSCode? I hope it gets an upgrade as well?
                Direct file system access would be nice!

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                  Ralph @Martinnn
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                  @Martinnn The VSCode plugin runs on a lot of the same code, so yes it will get an update as well. Problem is that vscode doesn't allow for a lot of freedom when it comes to the UI.

                  So we're building the new atom plugin first, and after that we port the code to VSCode plugin. But we'll have to re-think the interface a bit. It'll probably be less visual, more command based, but hopefully with the same new features.

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                    John Baird @Ralph
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                    @Ralph Great news! One small issue I have with VSCode is that after multiple disconnect/reconnects the Pymakr stops functioning and won't connect anymore. If I quit VSC and restart it connects first time. Happy to help find this, so let me know if there is any debug/log info I can supply.

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                      Ralph @John Baird
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                      @John-Baird If you could open an issue on github.com/pycom/pymakr-vsc that would be great. Check the dev console (help -> toggle developer tools), there might be some potentially useful info there for debugging.

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                        stephensmith1211
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                        Thanks for this information. It is useful

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