Good find!
Do you know what the default is for the `.timeout_ms` setting? I couldn't find it in the documentation for `esp_http_client_config_t`

ESP-IDF uses FreeRTOS, but if your application is fairly simple, although the RTOS will be there, you don't really have to interact with it in any obvious way. It would just be a single task and the ESP-IDF environment defines a default main task where your code lives. On the other hand, FreeRTOS is...

I know this post is already several months old but...

I get this same error if, for example, I do a UART transmission after I start the timer. If I disable my UART transmissions, I do not get the gptimer error.

What else is your code doing while the timer is running?

It depends upon how your current `CMakeLists.txt` specifies the files. For example, if it globs them like this: file(GLOB_RECURSE app_sources ${CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR}/main/*.*) idf_component_register(SRCS ${app_sources}) Then you just need to add the file to the `main` folder and you're good to go. Other...

OK, I've shortened the length of wires by half and now it looks better. Still far from perfect, but I guess it will be fine when all components are on one PCB. For sure. Shortening distance, especially having the signals be on traces on a single PCB, and reducing frequency, if possible, will mitiga...

I do not think that the issue is related to vTaskDelay(pdMS_TO_TICKS(portTICK_PERIOD_MS)) I think it is related to task function declaration: static void HELLO_TASK(void *param) You're right! I'm so sorry and misread your original post and missed the detail you noted. My apologies. Make the type of...

FreeRTOS has a macro with casting built in, `pdMS_TO_TICKS`. I use this all the time instead of literally putting the conversion in as `1000/period_in_ms`. So I would write: vTaskDelay(pdMS_TO_TICKS(portTICK_PERIOD_MS)); Have you tried that and does it get rid of the warning? The only caveat is that...

I have seen this behavior as well. I think phatpaul's explanation and suggested method of handling the pin are correct. I've used the pull-up successfully.

I think some details would help.

What ESP32 processor are you using?
What version of ESP-IDF are you using?
What are your I2C port assignments?
Can you show your code that configures the I2C?
Can you show your code that reads the I2C?

Is your development environment recently installed? It looks like there's something wrong with your installation. It isn't finding the tools. How did you install it? What IDE are you using?