:) I'm actually considering just moving ESP8266/ESP32 back to 9600 baud by default. It's caused so much pain, and the boards can't actually handle 115200 baud without flow control so the IDE has to artificially throttle transmission anyway.
If the IDE could avoid throttling there's a good chance that communications at 9600 baud may actually be faster than the current 115200 baud one
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:) I'm actually considering just moving ESP8266/ESP32 back to 9600 baud by default. It's caused so much pain, and the boards can't actually handle 115200 baud without flow control so the IDE has to artificially throttle transmission anyway.
If the IDE could avoid throttling there's a good chance that communications at 9600 baud may actually be faster than the current 115200 baud one