user87941: In Arduino IDE, I get this error "Error resolving FQBN: getting", when compiling a sketch. Can anyone help me get around this problem?
I am using the Arduino IDE. I have installed the M5Stack official 2.0.5-1.0 boards in Board Manager and the STAMP-PICO 0.0.2 library in Library Manager.
I get the following Compile error with ALL sketches, even the STAMP-PICO Basics IO example sketch.
"Error resolving FQBN: getting Error compiling for board STAMP-PICO."
Strangely ... in Arduino IDE v2.0.3, on the same computer using the same libraries and boards, the sketch compiles ok.
Sounds like something specific to Arduino IDE v1

user87941: OK - I resolved the issue, myself.
The Boards Manager installations became confused, probably because I was using both Arduino 1.8.19 and Arduino IDE 2.0.3 on the same computer.
Somehow, the folder ~/Library/Arduino15/packages/m5stack/hardware/esp32/ contained more than one version of the esp32 board libraries, v2.0.5 as well as v2.0.5-1.0 and c2.0.5+1.0.
My fix involved uninstalling the M5 esp32 board library altogether and making sure that all sub-folder versions had been deleted too. Then, reinstalling the latest board version and restarting the Arduino IDE app.

87941: <p>In Arduino IDE, I get this error &quot;Error resolving FQBN: getting&quot;, when compiling a sketch. Can anyone help me get around this problem?</p>
<p>I am using the Arduino IDE. I have installed the M5Stack official 2.0.5-1.0 boards in Board Manager and the STAMP-PICO 0.0.2 library in Library Manager.</p>
<p>I get the following Compile error with ALL sketches, even the STAMP-PICO Basics IO example sketch.</p>
<p>&quot;Error resolving FQBN: getting Error compiling for board STAMP-PICO.&quot;</p>
<p>Strangely ... in Arduino IDE v2.0.3, on the same computer using the same libraries and boards, the sketch compiles ok.</p>
<p>Sounds like something specific to Arduino IDE v1</p>
 87941: <p>OK - I resolved the issue, myself.</p>
<p>The Boards Manager installations became confused, probably because I was using both Arduino 1.8.19 and Arduino IDE 2.0.3 on the same computer.</p>
<p>Somehow, the folder ~/Library/Arduino15/packages/m5stack/hardware/esp32/ contained more than one version of the esp32 board libraries, v2.0.5 as well as v2.0.5-1.0 and c2.0.5+1.0.</p>
<p>My fix involved uninstalling the M5 esp32 board library altogether and making sure that all sub-folder versions had been deleted too. Then, reinstalling the latest board version and restarting the Arduino IDE app.</p>
