feat(upload): auto-upload chunks every hour #5
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### Summary This commit adds the Kconfig settings to enable auto-upload of chunks. The default interval is 1 hour, but can be changed in the Kconfig `CONFIG_MEMFAULT_HTTP_PERIODIC_UPLOAD_INTERVAL_SECS`. While this application relies on the user configuring the wifi connection through the shell, it is a sane default to assume a connection has been made. ### Test Plan Flashed esp32s3, saw auto-upload after an hour.
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Summary
This commit adds the Kconfig settings to enable auto-upload of chunks.
The default interval is 1 hour, but can be changed in the Kconfig
CONFIG_MEMFAULT_HTTP_PERIODIC_UPLOAD_INTERVAL_SECS. While this applicationrelies on the user configuring the wifi connection through the shell,
it is a sane default to assume a connection has been made.
Test Plan
Flashed esp32s3, saw auto-upload after an hour.