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MicroPython • Re: MicroPython 1.26 released

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Thanks for that. mpremote has had some handy updates too, including a filesystem tree view:

Code:

$ mpremote a2 fs tree -htree ::/├── [  2.4K]  Doraemon.py├── [   731]  apa106_ring_chase.py├── [  2.6K]  boot_log.txt├── [   557]  debounce_maybe.py├── [     0]  error.log├── lib│   ├── aiohttp│   │   ├── [  3.6K]  __init__.mpy│   │   └── [  3.5K]  aiohttp_ws.mpy│   ├── [   124]  apa106.mpy│   ├── [  5.9K]  ds3231_port.py│   ├── [  2.8K]  logging.mpy│   ├── [  9.6K]  pcf8523.py│   ├── picozero│   │   ├── [   603]  __init__.py│   │   └── [ 66.3K]  picozero.py│   ├── [  3.8K]  rtttl.py│   └── [  8.5K]  sdcard.py├── [  2.3K]  nyanfaster.py├── [  1.5K]  pitches.py├── [   435]  pwm_make_it_stop2.py├── [   883]  sdtest.py└── [   256]  test.bin
I was playing about with v1.26.0 on an RP2040 Zero last night. They're a postage-stamp sized RP2040 board, USB-C connector, reset and boot buttons, RGB LED instead of a plain one, all for $4 (£2.20 / €2.50) at a local place's sale.

There's also (apparently) a working Zephyr port of MicroPython v1.26.0 for the RP2 chips, if you want sys.implementation._thread to return something less dismal that 'unsafe'

(Outside RP2 world, there's support for the ESP32-C2 in v1.26.0. This is a super-cheap RISC-V thing with wifi that should really be displacing ESP8266s. It's not super fast or very capable, but it's great value)

Statistics: Posted by scruss — Sun Aug 10, 2025 7:03 pm



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