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[TOPIC-GPIO] drivers: sensor: bmi160: convert to new GPIO API #21582
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Document interrupt signal and replace legacy calls with new API. Signed-off-by: Peter Bigot <peter.bigot@nordicsemi.no>
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@pabigot any idea what's up with the doc warnings? does the topic-gpio branch need rebasing? |
@MaureenHelm Don't know about the doc warnings, but the topic branch is way out of date, last rebase was 2019-11-13, two weeks before 2.1. Once everybody's back there's a lot of maintenance that needs to be done; there will be conflicts (I tried it a week or two ago just to see). |
Merging since there are no changes to doc and this is probably due to a required rebase. |
@carlescufi Actually this was the one we discussed in TSC yesterday; I was going to mark it DNM until we have a documented mechanism to identify unmaintained sensors. And some consensus on what "unmaintained" means. I was tending towards "has been modified but left untested". |
NOTE This is untested as there is no sample, the driver only supports the SPI interface, and the breakout that I have and the neonkey that has it on-board only support I2C.
Document interrupt signal and replace legacy calls with new API.