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      John Oxley
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      I'm having trouble uploading a script to the WiPy. For the purpose of the test I have a simple LED blinker in main.py.
      When I click the upload button I get the resonse "Upload failed: No project open"
      In the "Project" panel I see the folder name with the main.py and (empty) boot.py under it.
      The script runs fine when I just click the Run button.
      I'm using Atom version 1.59.0 and Pymakr 2.3.0 running on Linux Mint 20.3.
      I'd be grateful for any advice on what I need to do to get this working. How do I "open" a project?

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        PVBRAIN CETENMA @John Oxley
        last edited by

        @John-Oxley hello, I'm having the same problem and I can't work because I'm not able to upload my code. Did you find a way? Thanks.

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          Elizar
          last edited by Elizar

          Looks like a newer Atom problem.
          Atom.jpg

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            PVBRAIN CETENMA
            last edited by

            @Elizar thank you very much! Now it is working

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              Torban Peterson @PVBRAIN CETENMA
              last edited by

              @PVBRAIN-CETENMA
              in the event your still stuck, the 2 step picture Elizar posted fixed it for me. an odd but easy fix.

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