Memory exhausted looks like you are running out of memory.

Can't help without some context or source code, but you might check if you free buffers after transmitting them.

When I use httpd_ws_send_frame_async, I know to release the buffers.

Not using gitlab here, but forgejo, so perhaps my syntax differs from yours, but, when using the esp-idf image, you still have to call idf.py build don't you? Maybe it is as simple as adding idf.py build; before cd build command? In my use case, I need to source the export.sh and can issue an idf.py...

I don't know if this is of any help to you, but I use a cli-like way to configure a device.

Take a look at this.

A small change in syntax resolved my issues. Thanks for your time.

I read that page yesterday and was under the impression that the format specified is for components in the registry, not when using them: The idf_component.yml file is a YAML file that describes the component. After adding a few items from the registry using idf.py add-dependency, I got a file idf_c...

Hi, To compile my project for esp32 and esp32s3 (with a display), I use idf.py set-target and a KConfig depends on IDF_TARGET_ESP32S3 combined with if/endif clauses in my CMakeLists.txt. This works great, but the contents of idf_component.yml are always parsed/downloaded/compiled, even though they a...

Check out the great work by UncleRus, Trombik and others at esp-idf-lib . You can either use the framebuffer way of addressing the individual leds (my personal preference) or push colors directly into the leds. Many of the FastLED functions are included in the library, no need to reinvent color blen...

Ran into the same yesterday, idf.py monitor uses 115200 but since some recent change (didn't look for a cause), starting the serial monitor from the IDE is using 460800. Found this page and changed the settings.json file to include "idf.monitorBaudRate": "115200" Couldn't find a way to configure thi...

Resolved the issue by using a few bits in an event-group and waiting for the correct bit(s) after WIFI_EVENT_STA_CONNECTED has been received. Of course it would be really convenient when the wifi stack was able to keep track of dhcp requests and emit an event when no reply has been received in a con...

Hi all, If got the following use case: wifi credentials are properly configured and the code is connecting to the selected wifi SSID, but due to a strict dhcp setup, there will not be an answer to a dhcp-request (a combination of authoritative and ignore unknown-clients in ISC-DHCP). For an answer t...