@tonilopezmr Small example of how pio test works b668030, which was previously just built by using g++ -o test test.cpp and bunch of asserts. This would probably benefit from proper Arduino framework layer emulation, perhaps it could even be reused from the current esp8266/Arduino testing framework (...but the last time I got lost in mocks dependencies implemented there...)
edit: Or this one https://github.com/bxparks/UnixHostDuino

I also wonder why tf I needed view objects instead of copying the data, restricting copy constructors.

@davebuk btw I will merge this tomorrow.
Some changes to the logic are seemingly harmless, but I need to dig up the emulator program again just to be sure.

Great. I'll build a 1.14.0dev version once merged and then test.

Note that unlike previous version, I tried to rework boot sequence to actually try to make use of relayBootN setting / "Relay Boot mode".

I have made a 1.14.0dev 2.5.2 core build and the dimmer is working fine. Really great work. I'm away for a few days but if you want any further tests running on this build, I'll see what I can do.

Thanks again.

I got some plug-in relay modules that happily came over to Espurna with the tuya-convert process. Can anyone point me toward how to build for a relay module? Generic relay firmware doesn't work.