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No adafruit.io key #201
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Sounds like something went wrong during the provisioning process - there's instructions on how to connect to the board using Thonny to check the contents of config.py here: https://learn.pimoroni.com/article/getting-started-with-enviro#troubleshooting Note that you only need to hold down the BOOTSEL button to get into DFU mode when flashing new firmware to the device, it won't show up as a drive at other times. |
Ah, I didn't realize you have to use micropython to view the fs. (I haven't worked with micropython much, I mainly use C/C++ on the pico.) Here is the config.py file, passwords redacted.
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Also, the version number in the release version is still set to 0.0.9. I thought it hadn't applied the update, but when I checked git for the tagged version it shows the wrong version number there too. https://github.com/pimoroni/enviro/blob/v0.0.10/enviro/constants.py#L2 |
I found the issue. I needed to create a group in Adafruit.io called "enviro". Once I did that, the board uploaded the data without a problem. https://github.com/pimoroni/enviro/blob/main/enviro/destinations/adafruit_io.py#L28 |
Just set up my board for the first time. Using v0.0.10. When it tries to log to adafruit.io the feed key is blank.
When I connect the pico to USB normally it doesn't present a drive to get logs from, etc., and when I connect the pico with bootsel held down, I only get the files explaining how the uf2 uploader works, so I can't edit the config.py manually.
Any ideas on what I might be doing wrong?
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