So, now that I have the dev env set up, I can go ahead and start with the testing work. Is this a viable guide to get started? Seems pretty straight...

Success! I had the config as you specified, but there was one last avrdude thing going wrong. I was able to run the server from PyCharm and connect...

@mario Awesome! Based on this and some fiddling in PyCharm, I've got past that error. I think I'm almost there. ssh://pi@10.25.25.145:22/usr/bin...

@mario Yes I'm using the latest image, then updated to latest. I've manually installed avrdude-reset now but am still getting the same error. /u...

I followed the instructions here on the pi to get avrdude-autoreset, but no change in the PyCharm error:

Getting better. Here's the output in PyCharm when I try to run: /usr/bin/python3.8 /home/mping/dev/FabScanPi-Server/src/fabscanpi-server --loglevel...

I did some fiddling with the config settings and got the 0.9.0 running, but still no success from PyCharm

I updated the rpi as stated above. Now that it's on 0.9.0+202006051157 I get the following from PyCharm when I attempt to run. On branch feature/py...

@mario I installed the 0.8.2 image from above. I've got the scanner at least calibrating, but so far haven't had success with a scan, but no matter. ...

@mario Apologies for the late response. I got fixated in just trying to get a decent scan or calibration. I'm running 0.8.2 after reinstalling the i...

Yep, I followed the guide, and set it up for remote run. The errors I'm getting come when go through the steps. It appears a version of tornado remov...

I should add, I'm running on Ubuntu 20.04.Python version is 3.8.2 tornado version is 6.0.4

Removing the decorator resolves the error leaving the @tornado.gen.coroutine in place -- not sure if that's the correct solution. Also, I'm wond...

So far I've run into the following: missing module 'cv2' -- I installed it with: pip3 install opencv-python Now I get the following when running ...

I'm happy to help with the doc FYI, if the steps aren't to complex to figure out, I'd be happy to document them as I go.

Yah, it seems like a stub would be more useful than a mock inside of a formal testing framework. I went ahead and got PyCharm Pro -- the monthly fee ...

I'm used to doing this in C# moving entry points to services implementing interfaces so they can be implemented by mocks or by real backends. Not sur...

I see that there's a dev task to migrate from Python 2 to 3. Is that complete? Which version of Python should I install?