docs: added some details about how to compile and contribute changes upstream #289
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Could this please be reviewed by the AirGradient team? |
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I've verified that the git repo can be checked out with an arbitrary folder name (e.g. leaving it as the repo name:
arduino) and the Arduino IDE will still pick it up. The AirGradient section still appears under File -> Examples, just as in the screenshots.I tested these instructions on Debian 12, however they should work on all platforms as this is all related to how the IDE picks up libraries.