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wibl-python-1.2.0 Latest

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selimnairb released this 14 Jan 21:59

wibl-python-1.2.0

28459ad

Changes since 1.1.1 release (May 8th, 2025)

Notable changes:
- Use wibl@ccom.unh.edu as e-mail for example metadata (commit).
- Add strict mode support for commands that read WIBL files to allow failed packet transcriptions to be treated as an error. By default, strict mode is not enabled. Previous default was to treat packet transcription errors as fatal errors. New default is to treat these are warnings with a detailed explanation of exactly where the fault lies in the WIBL file being processed. (commit).
- logger-file: when reading WIBL packets record position before read so that byte offset reported during error will be more precise (commit.
- Update CLI application to use click (commit.
- Testing improvements
  - Update integration test to add validate command (commit).
  - Update test suite metadata to conform to B-12 3.1 (commit).
  - Add localstack docker config for automated testing of uploadwibl without cloud (commit).

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Firmware 1.6.1

brian-r-calder released this 04 Dec 21:31

firmware-1.6.1

3c7c9eb

This provides updated firmware to fix a bug, add voltage monitoring for hardware 2.5.1, and other bug fixes. See release notes for full details.

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WIBL Firmware 1.6.0

brian-r-calder released this 15 Oct 16:04

firmware-1.6.0

8393767

This release memorialises the code at the release of firmware version 1.6.0. See release notes, and https://github.com/CCOMJHC/WIBL/commits/firmware-1.6.0/?path=LoggerFirmware

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WIBL Firmware 1.5.5

brian-r-calder released this 27 May 20:38

firmware-1.5.5

f4d40f3

This release incorporates firmware v1.5.5 for the WIBL logger, which adds support for support for multi-cast DNS to the WiFi stack. This allows the logger to be resolved by name (by default wibl.local) on the local network by any mDNS-capable browser (that's most of them now) rather than having to know the IP address to connect to; this works with the logger both in AP mode (stand-alone) and when connected to someone else's network. The name used ("wibl" by default) is a configuration parameter and can be set by serial command ("mdns"), via the integrated website, or by JSON bulk-setting as required.

See release notes, and https://github.com/CCOMJHC/WIBL/commits/firmware-1.5.5/?path=LoggerFirmware

Assets 2