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v2.0.0

03 Jun 06:43
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New features:

  • Add support for reading DECADES (aircraft) sensors
  • Add support for reading time over NTP (needed for aircraft)
  • Finish work on Seneca K107
  • Add support for ABB's interferometer

Probably other things I've forgotten 🙃.

The reason for the major version bump is because the second engagement with the FINESSE/UNIRAS project is now complete and all features have (mostly) been implemented.

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v1.3.0

15 Dec 14:15
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🎄🎄 Festive Edition 🎄🎄

A number of bugs have been fixed since v1.2.0, in particular:

Besides that, the main change is that OPUS devices (i.e. the EM27 spectrometer) are now managed as plugins, like other devices (#362, #485).

While this exact version of the code has not been tested on the real hardware, most of the changes introduced in this release have been.

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v1.2.0

13 Nov 15:46
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This release introduces many changes and fixes (see below for full list).

The main changes are:

  • Move to a plugin system for hardware devices to make FINESSE more modular
  • Allow for managing connections to devices in bulk, with separate configs for different hardware sets
  • Add support for the Seneca K107USB temperature monitor
  • Use persistent USB attributes to identify different USB serial adaptors, making them consistent independent of the platform and which port they're connected to

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v1.1.0

26 Sep 15:23
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This version includes a single fix (#312) for a broken GUI button.

The dependencies have also been bumped to the latest version.

v1.0.0

24 Jul 15:11
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This is the first major release of FINESSE. It includes more or less all of the features specified in the proposal, with perhaps just a little more polishing to be done. In any case, the software is certainly in a state where it can be subjected to proper user testing, so that's why I wanted to issue a release for it.

One small known issue is that whenever you close the ST10 device, you get an error message popping up (see #277). While annoying, it is harmless.