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Quite a few people have struggled with setting the correct `chain-length` for their `led_strip`. For some, this is their first time needing to change a pre-defined devicetree property, and so they aren't familiar with the technique. I commonly see folks adding a duplicate of the entire `*.overlay` file with only the `chain-length` value changed. Having clear documentation for this specific application of the property override technique could help forestall these problems, and give those of us helping out in Discord something to easily reference. |
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