Add esp_exception_decoder filter for device monitor #286
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This filter resolves the ESP backtraces as they come into the device monitor. Add --filter=esp_exception_decoder to monitor_flags to use it.
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Requires platformio/platformio-core#3383.
Adds a monitor filter that can decode esp32 exception traces, it looks like this with a debug build (the indented part is new):
It was tested on Linux with Python3 and Windows with Python 2 with
esp32devboard.Add
--filter=esp32_exception_decoderto your monitor_flags to activate it.Fixes #105