Raspberry Pi 3 B+ GPIO pin import fix #108
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dhalbert requested changes Jun 23, 2025
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This is probably related to adafruit/Adafruit_Blinka#978, and will be fixed there, rather than in each individual library. We don't want to make this kind of fix for each and every library.
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On raspberry Pi 3b+ it would fail to import Pin from microcontroller and would try and use Jetson.GPIO library.
Now on failure to import Pin from microcontroller it has a try statement which imports Pin from Adafruit-Blinka, if not successful it passes.