rules enabled caused compiler failure

[stefanbode]

Compiling .pioenvs\tasmota\libaae\bearssl-esp8266\codec\enc32be.c.o
C:/Users/stbode/Documents/GitHub/Sonoff-Tasmota/tasmota/xdrv_10_rules.ino: In function 'void RulesVarReplace(String&, const String&, const String&)':
C:/Users/stbode/Documents/GitHub/Sonoff-Tasmota/tasmota/xdrv_10_rules.ino:383:35: error: 'memmove_P' was not declared in this scope
memmove_P(write_to, find, flen); // Make variable Uppercase

[localhost61]

Weird, no compilation issue here.

[stefanbode]

Ok, I will double check. Can you add a typo mistake at this point to see, if your compiler really compile this part of the code. In this case you Must get an error.

[localhost61]

I did it as you suggest and the typo was detected. It's a good trick as I could compile minimal.bin without triggering the error ;-)

Compiling .pioenvs\tasmota-FR\lib152\bearssl-esp8266\ec\ec_pubkey.c.o
Compiling .pioenvs\tasmota-FR\lib152\bearssl-esp8266\ec\ec_secp256r1.c.o
D:/RnD/gitHub/Sonoff-Tasmota/arendst/development/tasmota/xdrv_10_rules.ino: In function 'void RulesVarReplace(String&, const String&, const String&)':
D:/RnD/gitHub/Sonoff-Tasmota/arendst/development/tasmota/xdrv_10_rules.ino:383:37: error: expected ';' before 'Make'
     memmove_P(write_to, find, flen)                      Make variable Uppercase
                                     ^

[localhost61]

This false alarm happens to me sometimes and disappears after running the PIO clean rule.
Erasing the .cache folder in the project may help too.

[localhost61]

Maybe an artifact of the project renamed into Tasmota. I did it locally, I see you didn't.

[Jason2866]

@stefanbode Replace hidden folder .platformio in C:\users....
Your PlatformIO setup is messed up.
PlafformIO will be reinstalled from VSC

[ascillato]

It is compiling fine in my PC and also in Travis:

@stefanbode Did you solve your issue?

[localhost61]

@ascillato Considering PR#6858 I think he did
^^

[philbarclay]

I have seen errors like this in the past that are resolved by re-running the pio run command. I think it has something to do with the .ino -> .cpp conversion process.

[Jason2866]

@philbarclay No, that doesent help. Something is messed up in folder .platformio
Only solution is to delete...

[ascillato]

@stefanbode Did you solve your issue?

[stefanbode]

Just now solved 2min ago: solution was to delete the .platform.ini