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Description:

The PR removes the dependencies from Platformio registry. All tools and toolchains are installed now from pioarduino or espressif github repos.

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  • The pull request is done against the latest develop branch
  • Only relevant files were touched
  • Only one feature/fix was added per PR, more changes are allowed when changing boards.json
  • I accept the CLA

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Added support for the ESP32-C2 DevKitM-1 board in the Arduino WiFi scan example, including a dedicated environment configuration.

  • Chores

    • Updated toolchain and utility package sources to use direct download links from a new owner, ensuring more precise version control.
    • Improved internal tool installation logic for better package management during builds.

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This update introduces a new environment configuration for the ESP32-C2 board in the Arduino WiFi scan example's PlatformIO project. It also modifies the Espressif32 platform's package management by updating package ownership and version fields in platform.json to point to specific GitHub releases under the pioarduino organization. Additionally, the internal logic for enabling and installing tool packages in platform.py is refactored to use the install_tool() helper function, replacing direct dictionary manipulation and ensuring immediate installation of required tools.

Changes

File(s) Change Summary
examples/arduino-wifiscan/platformio.ini Added new [env:esp32-c2] environment targeting esp32-c2-devkitm-1 with custom upload protocol, monitor speed, static analysis tool, and a list of components to remove.
platform.json Updated "owner" fields for all toolchain, uploader, debugger, and tool packages from "platformio"/"tasmota" to "pioarduino". Changed "version" fields to direct GitHub release URLs under the pioarduino organization for all affected packages. No structural changes.
platform.py Refactored tool/package enabling logic to use the install_tool() helper function instead of directly setting the "optional" flag in self.packages. Updated logic for toolchain, ULP, debug, check, and filesystem tools installation. Changed tool-mklittlefs version for "downloadfs" target to a direct release URL. Removed obsolete else branch for tool-dfuutil-arduino and replaced with direct installation call. No changes to public API signatures.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant PlatformIO
    participant Espressif32Platform
    participant install_tool()
    participant GitHub

    User->>PlatformIO: Build or configure project
    PlatformIO->>Espressif32Platform: configure_default_packages()
    Espressif32Platform->>install_tool(): For each required tool/package
    install_tool()->>GitHub: Download package from release URL
    GitHub-->>install_tool(): Return package files
    install_tool()->>Espressif32Platform: Complete installation
    Espressif32Platform->>PlatformIO: Continue configuration
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In the warren of code, a new path appears,
ESP32-C2 hops in, greeted with cheers.
Tools now fetch from GitHub’s field,
With install_tool() magic, no secrets concealed.
Packages updated, the platform anew—
A rabbit’s delight for the build to pursue!
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