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It looks like theThe 'latest' documentation applies for 3.1.0 was published too soongit master branch.

accept() will be added inis ready for the next release of Arduino esp8266. It will be version 3.1.0. Until then you can use server.available(). It works the same way as accept() in ESP8266WiFi library's WiFiServer.

I addedinitiated the addition of server.accept() to, because server.available() in esp8266 WiFiServer works as Ethernet library's server.accept(), not as server.available().

It looks like the documentation for 3.1.0 was published too soon.

accept() will be added in the next release of Arduino esp8266. It will be version 3.1.0. Until then use server.available(). It works the same way as accept() in ESP8266WiFi library's WiFiServer.

I added accept() to esp8266 WiFiServer

The 'latest' documentation applies for git master branch.

accept() is ready for the next release of Arduino esp8266. It will be version 3.1.0. Until then you can use server.available(). It works the same way as accept() in ESP8266WiFi library's WiFiServer.

I initiated the addition of server.accept(), because server.available() in esp8266 WiFiServer works as Ethernet library's server.accept(), not as server.available().

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It looks like the documentation for 3.1.0 was published too soon.

accept() will be added in the next release of Arduino esp8266. It will be version 3.1.0. Until then use server.available(). It works the same way as accept() in ESP8266WiFi librarylibrary's WiFiServer.

I added accept() to esp8266 WiFiServer

accept() will be added in the next release of Arduino esp8266. It will be version 3.1.0. Until then use server.available(). It works the same in ESP8266WiFi library.

It looks like the documentation for 3.1.0 was published too soon.

accept() will be added in the next release of Arduino esp8266. It will be version 3.1.0. Until then use server.available(). It works the same way as accept() in ESP8266WiFi library's WiFiServer.

I added accept() to esp8266 WiFiServer

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Juraj
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accept() will be added in the next release of Arduino esp8266. It will be version 3.1.0. Until then use server.available(). It works the same in ESP8266WiFi library.