Drop OUTPUT_PYTHON from 0:UART #427
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@dreamsource-tai why was this PR closed? I believe this problem still exists on master. |
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@dreamsource-tai any reason why this PR can't be merged? It's been open for over a year at this point... |
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@dreamsource-tai any reason why this PR can't be merged? It's been open for over a year at this point. It should be either merged or rejected with a reason why. PS: perhaps the solution could be simply to remove both broken UART decoders, see discussion here. |
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I'm not sure the rationale, but we have 2 UART decoders:
0:UARTsays it outputsuart, documents it atOUTPUT_PYTHONbut does NOT output anything.1:UARTsays it outputsuart, documents it atOUTPUT_PYTHONand DOES output it.This PR removes the wrong declaration from
0:UARTso that people cant't attempt to stack decodes for the case where it does not work.PS: I've cut a PR to add upstream uart decoder which does not have the issue above and supports setting RX & TX #429. Perhaps the fix here is simply removing both problematic
0:UARTand1:UART.