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Added compiler.warning_flags to platform.txt#6576
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me-no-dev commentedApr 13, 2022
Hi@PilnyTomas. This is not the correct place to add the flags. It should be done here:https://github.com/espressif/arduino-esp32/blob/master/platform.txt#L89-L91 |
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Summary
Added
compiler.warning_flagsto all chips inplatform.txtto reflect users setting of warning level output during compilation (set up in Arduino IDE preferences)Impact
When a warning is set to none the compilation will no longer display warnings
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Solves issue#6118