I have been working on OTA programming but cannot find my target device when i hit on the Select Target Device 🚀

[emmanuel_arthur]

[ega]

Did you set up the extetnsion as →

OTA PROGRAMMING

If so, maybe you are affected by other situation, here you have the solution →

ESP8266 & ESP32 VSCode OTA Support - General - The Internet of Thinger

[emmanuel_arthur]

[emmanuel_arthur]

[emmanuel_arthur]

Setting “http.systemCertificates”: false, still does not show my target device

[jaimebs]

Hey @emmanuel_arthur

You showed us User settings in vscode, do you have the same configuration in Workspace settings? as for vscode Workspace settings override user settings.

[George_Santiago]

See my post:

ESP8266 & ESP32 VSCode OTA Support

I had difficulty at first because I didn’t work with VS Code. But I managed (image below). It would be nice to document this with some images. One question: You don’t need to indicate the Thinger.io account username in the extension, but only the token? [Tela3] [la4]

[emmanuel_arthur]

yes i paste the same access token as the user

[emmanuel_arthur]

i have the same access token on both the user and the workspace but still no does not show the target device

[nik]

Hello, Have you solved this issue?
I am also working on this and have the same issue. Please let me know the solution if you have solved it.

[ega]

Hi, have you tried this:

@ega

Did you set up the extetnsion as →

OTA PROGRAMMING - Thinger.io Documentation

If so, maybe you are affected by other situation, here you have the solution →

ESP8266 & ESP32 VSCode OTA Support - General - The Internet of Thinger

If yes it would be helpful to know the versions of the software you are using in order to recreate the issue.

Hope this helps

[nik]

Yeah, I have tried all the above solutions, but none seem to have worked for me. I am using the vs code version 1.84.1 and Thinger.io version 1.0.6.