A UF2 (and accompanying documentation) that resets/wipes the main.py from the filesystem would be super useful to help when a user has gotten their code into a bad state. The other day, my son had errors in his code and couldn't reconnect to Thonny.
Perhaps even better is to detect a key combo on boot and wipe the main.py if that occurs, to unbrick it. Then the user wouldn't need to go through and install a separate UF2 and reinstall the official one.
A UF2 (and accompanying documentation) that resets/wipes the
main.pyfrom the filesystem would be super useful to help when a user has gotten their code into a bad state. The other day, my son had errors in his code and couldn't reconnect to Thonny.Perhaps even better is to detect a key combo on boot and wipe the
main.pyif that occurs, to unbrick it. Then the user wouldn't need to go through and install a separate UF2 and reinstall the official one.