Then why do they have 1300 issues open? Good luck to you but it looks like a land mine to me. They are 420 pull requests not merged, so that is a lot of disappointed developers.
They need to test the whole ecosystem, that is the usual interaction with typical peripherals (I2C, I2S, SPI, Serial, interrupts...) and for every bug fixed there should be a unit test to make sure future changes don't cause regressions.
I had this conversation with them but they take every opportunity to justify/ask for more funding.
They are also prioritizing adding support for new chips but they quickly get eaten alive by chaos, regressions and platform fragmentation.
They need to test the whole ecosystem, that is the usual interaction with typical peripherals (I2C, I2S, SPI, Serial, interrupts...) and for every bug fixed there should be a unit test to make sure future changes don't cause regressions.
I had this conversation with them but they take every opportunity to justify/ask for more funding.
They are also prioritizing adding support for new chips but they quickly get eaten alive by chaos, regressions and platform fragmentation.