Fix watchdog timeout on esp32 when config portal is active#1818
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Fix watchdog timeout on esp32 when config portal is active#1818h2zero wants to merge 1 commit intotzapu:masterfrom
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Calling `yield()` on the esp32 doesn't let the idle task run and therefore doesn't feed the watchdog. Instead, calling `delay(1)` forces the context change and allows the idle task to run.
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Huh, I never knew this was a thing: https://esp32.com/viewtopic.php?t=809#p3442 I always assumed that yield() fed the watchdog/allowed all pending tasks to run, not just higher priority ones. Go figure. |
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Yep, just like yielding when driving, don't need to stop if nobody else has the right of way. Funny that this hasn't been merged or commented on at least until now. |
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Calling
yield()on the esp32 doesn't let the idle task run and therefore doesn't feed the watchdog. Instead, callingdelay(1)forces the context change and allows the idle task to run.