Troubleshooting
From time to time, you will run into issues when working with CircuitPython. Here are
a few things you may encounter and how to resolve them.
Always Run the Latest Version of
CircuitPython and Libraries
As CircuitPython development continues and there are new releases, Adafruit will
stop supporting older releases. You need to update to the latest CircuitPython.().
You need to download the CircuitPython Library Bundle that matches your version of
CircuitPython. Please update CircuitPython and then download the latest bundle().
As new versions of CircuitPython are released, Adafruit will stop providing the
previous bundles as automatically created downloads on the Adafruit CircuitPython
Library Bundle repo. If you must continue to use an earlier version, you can still
download the appropriate version of mpy-cross from the particular release of
CircuitPython on the CircuitPython repo and create your own compatible .mpy library
files. However, it is best to update to the latest for both CircuitPython and the library
bundle.
I have to continue using CircuitPython 5.x or earlier.
Where can I find compatible libraries?
Adafruit is no longer building or supporting the CircuitPython 5.x or earlier library
bundles. You are highly encourged to update CircuitPython to the latest version() and
use the current version of the libraries(). However, if for some reason you cannot
update, links to the previous bundles are available in the FAQ().
As CircuitPython development continues and there are new releases, Adafruit
will stop supporting older releases. Visit https://circuitpython.org/downloads to
download the latest version of CircuitPython for your board. You must download
the CircuitPython Library Bundle that matches your version of CircuitPython.
Please update CircuitPython and then visit https://circuitpython.org/libraries to
download the latest Library Bundle.
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