Using the new Arduino IDE for ESP8266 and found bugs, report them here

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By DanielKitchen
#80304 When my Esp8266 looses power from the batteries it becomes non responsive, after being powered again of course. This is a problem because I can never have the batteries die which is impractical. I have to re upload the code to get it to work again once the batteries die. What should I do?
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By QuickFix
#80311 There's probably something wrong with your schematics (e.g. GPIO 0, 2 or 15 at the wrong position or floating) or your code uses some magic code that ruins flash memory at a brown out.
Ideally your code should monitor battery voltage and safely turn itself off when at a dangerously low level.

But it's hard to say without seeing any schematic or code. :idea: