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Which module/line flags the error? or can you show the full error message with context?

Looking into various ports, the flush() method may be doable. API rc = uart.flush([timeout]) where rc is True, is the flush succeeded, and False, if the timeout happens. The default timeout is t.b.d. (either 0 or infinite). For ESP32 this does not seem to be a problem. There is an appropriate sdk ca...

But maybe instaed of a blocking flush() a companion to uart.any() would be better, which returns immediately with the number of bytes still to be sent. Using that, a blocking flush can be made, if needed.

no uart.flush(). There have been requests to provide an API to the esp32 wait_tx_done() function, which is the same. The implementation is basically straight forward, and will be heavily hardware dependent. It may still be, that is is easy to tell for code when the FIFO is empty, but not, whether th...

As far as I could guess from the chinese Data sheet, the gxht30 seems compatible to the SHT30. if you have that sensor, just give it a try.

###Check if shield is connected

###Read sensor status

#The status register can be cleared with

###Reset the sensor

These should work, as they just use the existing I2C exchange method. The only thing I could verify without a SHT30 was:
"Check if shield is connected".

OK. so I made a PR for it, #9063, open PR no. 276.

I would say that the ESP implementation misses the 'common' style, in that additional arguments can be given either at instantiating the object of in an init call. Then, it should be able to change individual properties of an object trough an init call. But there is a wild mix of behavior. For some ...

A default address is defined in the driver. You can override this address when creating the device instance in the script using the driver. In that script, you can of course set your own default.

About the second question: You can of course use all methods provided by the SHT30 driver.

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