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…f v5.3.2
When building: examples/esp32
with: idf.py set-target esp32c6
and esp-idf: commit 9d7f2d69f50d1288526d4f1027108e314e8c879f (HEAD, tag: v5.3.2)
Connecting an xbox controller
Firmware Revision: 5.9.2709.0
Lead to an error of: Guru Meditation Error: Core 0 panic'ed (Stack protection fault
Increasing 'ESP_MAIN_TASK_STATCK_SIZE' to 4096 resolved the issues.
As it's unclear of the scope of the issues (ie if other/all ESP boards are impacted), this adds a target specific fix. It's possible the the root cause is that the default for 'esp-idf' isn't appropriate when BT LE is in use, although this addresses the issue that's been observed in this context.