Wire endTransmission() fix for issue #1725 #1888
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Having both endTransmission(bool) and endTransmission(uint8_t) creates problems. There is no need for endTransmission(uint8_t) endTransmission(1) and endTransmission(0) works with endTransmission(bool). Removing endTransmission(uint8_t) allows the ESP32 code to be compatible with all the other Arduino cores by allowing endTransmission(1) and endTranmission(0) to work as it does on all the other cores.
This was referenced Sep 22, 2018
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This patch will fix issue #1725
There is no need to have the uint8_t version of the endTransmission() function.
Having both endTransmission(uint8_t) and endTransmission(bool) creates problems. The biggest problem being that endTransmission(0) and endTransmission(1) won't compile like it does on all the other cores.
Simply removing endTransmission(uint8_t) solves the problem.