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Fix esp32 build job #631

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Fix esp32 build job #631

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The change in the .github/workflows/build.yml file ensures that the esp-idf submodule is checked out to a specific commit (7380f96017424c7be5d8e3229bf81ceb0869cc54) using mbedTLS v3.5.0 before initiating the build process for ESP32. This guarantees consistency and reproducibility in the build environment.

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.github/workflows/build.yml Added a step to checkout esp-idf submodule at commit 7380f96017424c7be5d8e3229bf81ceb0869cc54 with mbedTLS v3.5.0 before building for ESP32.

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 4dd98e5 and 73c915f.

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104-106: Ensure the checkout of a specific esp-idf commit is necessary.

Verification successful

The commit 7380f96017424c7be5d8e3229bf81ceb0869cc54 in the esp-idf repository is a merge commit that addresses a bug fix for OpenThread configurations for radio spinel on version 5.1. This indicates that the specific commit is necessary to resolve issues related to OpenThread configurations, which could be critical for the ESP32 build process.

  • The commit message: "Merge branch 'bugfix/bugfix_for_radio_spinel' into 'release/v5.1'\n\nfix(openthread): fix openthread configurations for radio spinle on 5.1\n\nSee merge request espressif/esp-idf!28872"
  • The related issue: "ASSERT_PARAM(4 13), in llm_util.c at line 215 (IDFGH-6912)"

This confirms that the checkout of this specific commit is necessary to ensure the correct configuration and functionality of OpenThread on the ESP32.

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# Description: Verify the necessity of the specific commit `7380f96017424c7be5d8e3229bf81ceb0869cc54` for `esp-idf`.

# Test: Check the commit message and related issues or PRs to understand why this specific commit is necessary.
gh pr list --repo espressif/esp-idf --search "7380f96017424c7be5d8e3229bf81ceb0869cc54"
gh issue list --repo espressif/esp-idf --search "7380f96017424c7be5d8e3229bf81ceb0869cc54"

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Fetch the commit message and details for the specific commit `7380f96017424c7be5d8e3229bf81ceb0869cc54` in the `esp-idf` repository.

# Fetch the commit message and details
gh api repos/espressif/esp-idf/commits/7380f96017424c7be5d8e3229bf81ceb0869cc54

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@Danielius1922 Danielius1922 merged commit 11a123a into master May 31, 2024
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@Danielius1922 Danielius1922 deleted the adam/hotfix/fix-esp32 branch May 31, 2024 11:48
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