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Node only works for a few days

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  • gohanG gohan

    @raptorjr
    I am also using visual studio but libraries and boards get updated through the arduino ide without problems

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    @gohan

    But if you never open the Arduino IDE it can't get updated? Or are you saying that they get updated through Visual Studio?

    I hadn't used the IDE for several months. Thought I was a step closer to the problem and that it was bugs in older libraries.

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    • raptorjrR raptorjr

      @gohan

      But if you never open the Arduino IDE it can't get updated? Or are you saying that they get updated through Visual Studio?

      I hadn't used the IDE for several months. Thought I was a step closer to the problem and that it was bugs in older libraries.

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      @raptorjr

      Visual Studio uses libraries from Arduino ide, so the only way to get updates is through the Arduino ide unless you install libraries manually. So it's a good thing to open Arduino ide every now and then if you want updates

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