Utilized UPDATE_ERROR_ERASE, added _setError function and refactored code #4190
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_setError function wraps a few lines to eliminate repetitiveness when debugging for errors.
_setError function wraps a few lines to eliminate repetitiveness when debugging for errors.
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Added two boolean results in _writeBuffer() function, thus utilized UPDATE_ERROR_ERASE. This helps to notice whether ESP.flashEraseSector or ESP.flashWrite was unsuccessful when an error occurs. Previously, it would only show UPDATE_ERROR_WRITE.
With the request of @devyte , added _setError function to wrap some lines up and tidied the code.