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Add eeprom scripts to device-backend #67
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I don't know why there is an error in importing gpiozero. I checked and it is correctly installed on my device. |
I noticed that you opened and closed a ton of PRs from this branch - in the future, you can just continue using the same PR as you keep pushing up new changes to your branch! 🙂 |
In order for your PR to pass the automated checks, it looks like you will need to add the gpiozero package to the list of dependencies (in the |
Okay I will add it thanks :)
Sorry about the many pull requests, I didn't know that the changes I made
in my script were directly incorporated into the current pull request.
Le lun. 4 nov. 2024, 16:00, Ethan Li ***@***.***> a écrit :
… In order for your PR to pass the automated checks, it looks like you will
need to add the gpiozero package to the list of dependencies (in the hw
group) for the hardware controller. The file you'll need to edit is at
controller/pyproject.toml
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Add eeprom scripts to device-backend / update main.py