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    Wipy & Pytrack Firmware

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      htrifol
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      Hi,

      Just updated Wipy and Pytrack firmwares to the latest releases and now it seems that I can get the imports to work anymore.
      For example none of the examples are working, like pytrack and it doesn't import the Pytrack module correctly.

      Traceback (most recent call last):
      File "<stdin>", line 2, in <module>
      ImportError: no module named 'pytrack.Pytrack'

      How can I know that the /lib copy to the device is correct? Is there a way to view (viewer)?
      Am I doing something wrong, what is the latest guide I should follow?
      Tried in Atom and Vscode on two different Macs and the issue is the same.

      Any help would be welcome.

      Cheers

      Hugh

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        jcaron @htrifol
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        @htrifol If you have setup Wi-Fi, you can use FTP to view files on your device. Note that there are limitations to this, see the documentation for configuration settings.

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