Update esp-web-tools from 8.0.6 to the floating 10 tag - #77
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Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_018kfrZXtvjTzUL1gGTHGhVw
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The docs site loads
esp-web-tools@8.0.6from three places (docs/index.md,docs/tag.md,docs/_config.yml). This moves all three to the floating@10tag, so the installer follows the current major (10.4.0 today) and picks up patch releases automatically.I can see from the comment in
_config.ymland the note inTODO.mdthat the 8.0.6 pin was deliberate, waiting on esphome/esp-web-tools#515. That issue is still open, but a lot has changed underneath it: v10 rebuilt the flashing stack on esptool-js, and 10.3.0 moved to esptool-js 0.6.0. So this is worth a test on your hardware before merging rather than a blind merge — if it still misbehaves, please drop a note on #515 with the version you tested.What you get with v10, beyond the flasher rewrite and support for the newer ESP32 variants (C2/C5/C6/C61/H2/P4), is mostly on the Improv Wi-Fi side in 10.3.0: the network picker keeps scanning while the form is shown and merges results, each network shows signal strength, RSSI and whether it is secured, the strongest one is preselected, a device reporting the Improv stopped state now says so instead of showing a form that cannot succeed, and Firefox is recognized as a supported WebSerial browser. 10.4.0 fixes a scan race and default-selection bug in that picker.
I left the
TODO.mdentry alone — that is your tracker to close out.