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I've beenI am using the Sloeber plugin with partial successnow. The installation required changing the nebula repository to url to "http" in the "Install New Software" as described by Juraj in the first comment.

However, connecting from Sloeber to the Arduino has beenwas unreliable for meat first. I've made it work, but it often takes many attempts to connect and requires frequent restartsFollowing Juraj's suggestion, port changesI've been deleting and other fiddlingrebuilding the serial connection after each upload or power cycle to form a connection reliably.

The wayIf I use it now is to do my editing with Eclipse/Sloeber and this also gives me git integration. I open same file in the Arduino IDE and switchforget to that for debugging onreset the Arduino itself. This is not ideal, butserial connection it is better than just usingsometimes forms a partial connection where the host can see serial output from the Arduino IDEbut not be able to send commands back.

I've been using the Sloeber plugin with partial success. The installation required changing the nebula repository to url to "http" in the "Install New Software" as described by Juraj in the first comment.

However, connecting from Sloeber to the Arduino has been unreliable for me. I've made it work, but it often takes many attempts to connect and requires frequent restarts, port changes and other fiddling.

The way I use it now is to do my editing with Eclipse/Sloeber and this also gives me git integration. I open same file in the Arduino IDE and switch to that for debugging on the Arduino itself. This is not ideal, but it is better than just using the Arduino IDE.

I am using the Sloeber plugin now. The installation required changing the nebula repository to url to "http" in the "Install New Software" as described by Juraj in the first comment.

However, connecting from Sloeber to the Arduino was unreliable at first. Following Juraj's suggestion, I've been deleting and rebuilding the serial connection after each upload or power cycle to form a connection reliably.

If I forget to reset the serial connection it sometimes forms a partial connection where the host can see serial output from the Arduino but not be able to send commands back.

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I've been using the Sloeber plugin with partial success. The installation required changing the nebula repository to url to "http" in the "Install New Software" as described by Juraj in the first comment.

However, connecting from Sloeber to the Arduino has been unreliable for me. I've made it work, but it often takes many attempts to connect and requires frequent restarts, port changes and other fiddling.

The way I use it now is to do my editing with Eclipse/Sloeber and this also gives me git integration. I open same file in the Arduino IDE and switch to that for debugging on the Arduino itself. This is not ideaideal, but it is better than just using the Arduino IDE.

I've been using the Sloeber plugin with partial success. The installation required changing the nebula repository to url to "http" in the "Install New Software" as described by Juraj in the first comment.

However, connecting from Sloeber to the Arduino has been unreliable for me. I've made it work, but it often takes many attempts to connect and requires frequent restarts, port changes and other fiddling.

The way I use it now is to do my editing with Eclipse/Sloeber and this also gives me git integration. I open same file in the Arduino IDE and switch to that for debugging on the Arduino itself. This is not idea, but it is better than just using the Arduino IDE.

I've been using the Sloeber plugin with partial success. The installation required changing the nebula repository to url to "http" in the "Install New Software" as described by Juraj in the first comment.

However, connecting from Sloeber to the Arduino has been unreliable for me. I've made it work, but it often takes many attempts to connect and requires frequent restarts, port changes and other fiddling.

The way I use it now is to do my editing with Eclipse/Sloeber and this also gives me git integration. I open same file in the Arduino IDE and switch to that for debugging on the Arduino itself. This is not ideal, but it is better than just using the Arduino IDE.

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user88094
user88094
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I've been using the Sloeber plugin with partial success. The installation required changing the nebula repository to url to "http" in the "Install New Software" as described by Juraj in the first comment.

However, connecting from Sloeber to the Arduino has been unreliable for me. I've made it work, but it often takes many attempts to connect and requires frequent restarts, port changes and other fiddling.

The way I use it now is to do my editing with Eclipse/Sloeber and this also gives me git integration. I open same file in the Arduino IDE and switch to that for debugging on the Arduino itself. This is not idea, but it is better than just using the Arduino IDE.