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arendst 299bed1c05 v5.9.1f - Update libraries and a fix
5.9.1f
 * Upgrade library ArduinoJson to 5.11.2
 * Upgrade library
IRRemoteEsp8266 to 2.2.1 + 2 commits but tweaked some protocols to keep
code usage small
 * Upgrade library NeoPixelBus to 2.2.9
 * Upgrade
library OneWire to 2.3.3 + 6 commits
 * Formalize library PubSubClient
to 2.6 + 9 commits and additional delay
 * Add optional ADS1115 driver
as alternative for unsupported I2Cdevlib in esp8266-core 2.4.0-rc2
 *
Fix wrong response name for command HlwISet (#1214)
2017-11-19 18:02:03 +01:00

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Expected behavior

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  1. Initialise the IRsend class.
  2. IRsend.sendFoobar(0xdeadbeef);
  3. Foobar branded BBQ turns on and cooks me some ribs.

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  1. Initialise the IRsend class.
  2. IRsend.sendFoobar(0xdeadbeef);
  3. Foobar BBQ went into Cow(er)-saving mode and fried me a couple of eggs instead.

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