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- Line 534: Update the espflash_glob asset pattern so Windows uses the x86_64
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x86_64_arch. Preserve the existing OS-specific suffix matching.
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Walkthrough
The firmware package now supports Raspberry Pi Pico 2 W and ESP32-C6. The CLI generates deployment files and tasks for both boards. Build tooling and CI include ESP32-C6 checks. K3s image verification and workflow rerun guidance also change.
The firmware modules library generates architecture-specific Wi-Fi, memory, radio, and linker outputs. The renamed shared package generates module files and board outputs, and selects board code for bare-metal targets.
Board startup and WebSocket hub services/ws-server-firmware/src/board/*, services/ws-server-firmware/README.md
Pico 2 W and ESP32-C6 firmware initialize their board networking and serve connections through the shared hub. The README documents both targets and host execution.
Firmware deployment output and generated tasks utilities/cli/*, verification/local/output/*
The CLI adds ESP32-C6 firmware output, build, flash, and host-test instructions. Generated scenarios include ESP32-C6 tasks and document both boards. Tests cover output generation and scenario restrictions.
Firmware build tooling and validation .github/workflows/no-std.yaml, .mise/config*.toml, CHECKS.md, CHANGELOG.md
Rust target configuration, espflash, build tasks, and CI add ESP32-C6 support. The changelog and check record are updated.
K3s image verification
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Rebuild and verify imported images .mise/config.toml
The published-runner path rebuilds the pulled runner image locally. Verification checks that every cluster node contains both the hub and runner images.
Workflow rerun guidance
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Workflow failure rerun instructions AGENTS.md
The guidance says to wait for every job to finish before rerunning failed jobs together. It removes the parent-run wait instruction for the empty-log case.
sequenceDiagram
participant Esp32C6Main
participant WifiTask
participant NetworkTask
participant HubServer
Esp32C6Main->>WifiTask: Start station task with build-time credentials
Esp32C6Main->>NetworkTask: Start network stack task
Esp32C6Main->>HubServer: Serve hub with the network stack
NetworkTask-->>HubServer: Provide network configuration through the stack
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Possibly related PRs
edge-toolkit/core#162: Adds the Pico 2 W firmware crate and build files that this PR consolidates into the shared firmware package.
edge-toolkit/core#163: Adds the firmware modules interface and Pico 2 deployment flow extended here for ESP32-C6.
Suggested reviewers:pierre-tenedero
Merge Risk: Low · up to 894f7
A full mise installation may fail on Windows ARM64 before firmware work begins. A selective installation provides a workaround, but the asset selection should be corrected.
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The title "Add second firmware" is vague. It does not name the new target (ESP32-C6), the firmware package, or the affected areas. The changeset adds ESP32-C6 firmware support, but the title does not …
Rewrite the title to name the main change. For example: "Add ESP32-C6 firmware target" or "Add ESP32-C6 firmware alongside Pico 2 W".
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The title "Add second firmware" is vague. It does not name the new target (ESP32-C6), the firmware package, or the affected areas. The changeset adds ESP32-C6 firmware support, but the title does not say so. Its meaning is also unclear to a reader scanning history, because the repository already has a Pico 2 W firmware and the term "second" is not defined in the title. The title is related to the change, but it is too generic to identify the main change.
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Rewrite the title to name the main change. For example: "Add ESP32-C6 firmware target" or "Add ESP32-C6 firmware alongside Pico 2 W".
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set -o pipefail
printf'%s\n''--- mise backend template contract ---'
python3 - <<'PY'import urllib.requesturls = [ 'https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jdx/mise/v2026.10.15/src/backend/github.rs', 'https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jdx/mise/v2026.10.15/src/template.rs',]for url in urls: print('URL', url) try: text = urllib.request.urlopen( urllib.request.Request(url, headers={'User-Agent': 'review-inspector'}), timeout=20, ).read().decode() except Exception as exc: print(type(exc).__name__ + ':', exc) continue for i, line in enumerate(text.splitlines(), 1): if 'x86_64_arch' in line or 'arch' in line and 'aarch64' in line: start = max(1, i - 5) end = min(len(text.splitlines()), i + 8) print('\n'.join(f'{n:4} {text.splitlines()[n-1]}' for n in range(start, end + 1)))PYprintf'%s\n''--- config selection and default workflow install ---'
nl -ba .miserc.toml | sed -n '1,40p'
nl -ba .github/workflows/test.yaml | sed -n '190,255p'
rg -n -F --glob '*.toml' --glob '*.yaml' -e 'install-mise-tools' -e 'MISE_ENV: rust' -e 'run: mise install' -e 'install-all'.
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Use the x64 Windows espflash asset on Windows ARM64.
x86_64_arch maps Windows ARM64 to aarch64, so this pattern requests espflash-aarch64*pc*. espflash v4.7.0 publishes only espflash-x86_64-pc-windows-msvc.zip for Windows. Because espflash is in the base tool set, a full mise install can fail before any firmware task runs.
The current Windows ARM CI lane avoids this path by using MISE_ENV=rust and installing only selected tools.
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Review comment at @.mise/config.toml at line 534:
Update the espflash_glob asset pattern so Windows uses the x86_64 asset
architecture even on ARM64, while Linux and macOS continue using x86_64_arch.
Preserve the existing OS-specific suffix matching.
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