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Since oappend() is now strongly typed, pass the correct type. This is a step towards removing the extra shim logic on ESP8266.
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IMO both are good. The other one will prevent misuse in the future. |
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Has a go from my side.
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Thanks 👍 should be merged as it's a critical bugfix for 8266. |
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Another missing remnant of the end-oappend work: migrating usermods to use F() instead of F_STR() so as to pass the FlashStringHelper type along to the print() layer. Usermods calling
oappend(F_STR("")on ESP8266 will crash without the shim in #4222. This could be considered an alternative fix: correct the source, rather than provide a workaround at a runtime cost.