All examples already set the C++ standard in the project-level
CMakeLists.txt. The main component redundantly sets it again.
As per the ESP-IDF C++ support guide, a component should only
override the C++ version if it intends to use a different one.
We want to keep a consistent version across the project, so
the redundant setting is removed.
- Driver specific changes for updated button component in examples.
- Updated the device_hal code for button component upgrade.
- Updated the idf_component.yml of examples to use latest version of espressif/cmake_utilities.
Added momentary_switch, action_switch and momentary_switch_multi_press features and respective features.
Removed fixed and user labels from example because these are removed
from spec.
Removed mfg_binary as it's not needed anymore.
- Added some docs for attribute and identify callback
- mfg_tool: Add the sourcing of esp-idf's export.sh script
- Added the link for getting the repository in top level README.md
- Table for Matter specification version and release branches
- FAQ for stuck at "Solving dependencies requirements"
- Change the link and doc in rainmaker example
Added the gpio_button struct to create the gpio buttons.
Mapped the buttons to corresponding endpoints.
Changed app_main.cpp to make creation of buttons more easy.
Added CONFIG_FACTORY_COMMISSIONABLE_DATA_PROVIDER AND CONFIG_FACTORY_DEVICE_INFO_PROVIDER in sdkconfig.defaults
to keep the app consistent with changes in providers code.
Fixes https://github.com/espressif/esp-matter/issues/211
Added two fixed-labels using nvs in the generic_switch example.
Added the mfg generated binary file 20202020_3841.bin to flash at the specified address after flashing the firmware.
Shubham Patil
Hrishikesh Dhayagude
liyashuai
Rohit
shripad621git
Shripad Deshpande
Pavel Borcin
PSONALl
WanqQixiang
InfiniteYuan
Shu Chen
Chirag Atal