Default button polarity to active-LOW across all firmware types#1612
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Default button polarity to active-LOW across all firmware types#1612weebl2000 wants to merge 1 commit intomeshcore-dev:devfrom
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Nearly all LoRa boards use a boot button that pulls to ground when pressed.
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Nearly all LoRa boards use a boot button that pulls to ground when pressed.
I found out when I was working on #1347 - it was actually releasing the boot button that would trigger the wakeup, not the pressing.