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• Users can set GITHUB_USERNAME and GITHUB_ACCESS_TOKEN env vars to build locally w/deps on GitHub hosted NuGet feed
• Users who want to build the image locally can pass these in as secrets to docker build or docker compose build.
• CI build process does something similar. We aren't using GitHub Actions at the moment so you may need to tweak the --secret id=whatever,env=THIS_PART.

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(from https://www.reddit.com/r/homeassistant/comments/1bsysto/comment/kxoym1m)

Bill of Materials:

• An M5 Atom Lite ESP32 but you can use any ESP8266/ESP32. Just need 3.3V & 3x available GPIO's
• Low Voltage Labs LED Traffic lights. These have resistors on them which made this super simple.
  • Product info, Schematic
• I used something like these to go from female to female on ESP32 -> a solderless breadboard
• A small solderless breadboard and some (I think they're called) DuPont connectors (male-to-male) to connect everything
• A MuteDeck license ($15 USD)

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• I am scottt732 on github.
• I am sholodak (https://keybase.io/sholodak) on keybase.
• I have a public key ASDBg4iIawQYH6g6zBUIJJsOqKNWj6gzA6TenKFjDdgP5Qo

To claim this, I am signing this object: