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How to start build MySensors

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    Hi all!

    I'm trying to start contributing to the project, but i have problems understanding how to build MySensors library from scratch, and how to link it with Platformio/Arudino IDE?

    Could anyone give me a hint? I have configured my project to use MySensors, which is currently using library dependency manager. And it is building. But how to force Platformio/ArduinoIDE to builld MySensors sources and link it with my project locally?

    Thanks for any help!

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      Hi all!

      I'm trying to start contributing to the project, but i have problems understanding how to build MySensors library from scratch, and how to link it with Platformio/Arudino IDE?

      Could anyone give me a hint? I have configured my project to use MySensors, which is currently using library dependency manager. And it is building. But how to force Platformio/ArduinoIDE to builld MySensors sources and link it with my project locally?

      Thanks for any help!

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      Ok, i'm resplying to myself:
      Just remove library from Arduino library folder. Then clone github repo into it. Library manager will tell you that it is not installed but it should be working fine

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