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In your main code you can put this block after you have created the "client" object: async def connect(): while True: try: await client.connect() return except OSError as e: print("Error connecting to wifi or mqtt:", e) # not connected after trying.. not much we can do without a connection except # ...

oh yes, thanks @pythoncoder. I missed the detail about having to use the release_func

If I remember correctly, it is not a bug but a difference to CPython. Each time a method is accessed, it is created on the heap and therefore does not show equality. I had the same problem with asynchronous methods. Cpython handles it somehow differently. I can't find a link right now but it was dis...

I'm just a Padawan but this is how I handle it :D while True: try: await client.connect() return except OSError as e: _log.error("Error connecting to wifi or mqtt:", e) # not connected after trying.. not much we can do without a connection except # trying again. # Don't like resetting the machine as...

viewtopic.php?f=2&t=8180&p=46521&hilit=ds18b20#p46528 maybe too many units on one bus?

pb = Pushbutton(pin, suppress=True)

Should solve your problem.

Maybe one day I'll try to build my pysmartnode project (which is a very similar framework but without OTA and mostly built around esp8266 and more smarthome focused) on top of your framework
Will have to take a closer look at the code and how to hook into it.

A very nice project!

I especially like the OTA over mqtt option, something my project is definitely missing on the esp32.

In Cpython you would get a warning:
But I have no idea how that could be implemented in micropython. It would be helpful.

It doesn't seem to cause problems with real resistors, even with AC measurements, so it probably is not the ADC itself that is causing these offsets. At least in my last tests with resistors it did not make a difference if rshell was connected or not. But as soon as I use the probe, it immediately m...