Update dependency com.pi4j:pi4j-core to v2.6.1 #31
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This PR contains the following updates:
2.1.1
->2.6.1
Release Notes
Pi4J/pi4j-v2 (com.pi4j:pi4j-core)
v2.6.1
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This is a minor bug fix release to allow a smoother integration in a Spring Boot Starter by allowing to run on PC for testing without initialization errors and with reduced logging of the I2C Mock plugin.
MockI2C.java
.All changes: Pi4J/pi4j-v2@2.6.0...2.6.1
v2.6.0
: PWM and I2C ImprovementsCompare Source
Thanks to contributions by @fusetim, @taartspi, @eitch, @fdelporte.
Make sure to also read the interviews with Robert von Burg and Tom Aarts.
All changes: Pi4J/pi4j-v2@2.5.1...2.6.0
v2.5.1
: Correct native code for GpioDCompare Source
Sorry! Because of a configuration error, the wrong native code is included in 2.5.0 for the new GpioD Provider. But thanks to the lightning fast action of Robert von Burg we have a fixed version for you to enjoy :-)`
For all other info about the changes in 2.5, see the release notes of 2.5.0.
v2.5.0
: A lot of changes and... support for Raspberry Pi 5!Compare Source
With over 100 commits from multiple branches, this is a major release with many improvements! With many thanks to the core team (Robert von Burg, Tom Aarts), and a major addition of Alexander Liggesmeyer, Pi4J is again lifted to a higher level!
Warning, the new GpioD Provider needs the latest Raspberry Pi OS version (
Debian GNU/Linux 12 (bookworm)
)Changes in 2.5.0
/dev/gpiochip...
. It leverages the native libgpiod library, which is developed as a part of the Linux kernel. Libgpiod is currently the recommended way to control GPIO pins. Therefore, using this provider is also recommended.All changes: Pi4J/pi4j-v2@2.4.0...2.5.0
Known Issue
v2.4.0
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Thanks to @GeVanCo, @MMMMMNG, @IAmNickNack, @savageautomate, @eitch, @taartspi, @FDelporte
v2.3.0
: - SPI and PiGPIO ImprovementsCompare Source
v2.2.1
: - SPI improvementsCompare Source
Multiple fixes by @taartspi
v2.2.0
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Thanks to all contributors, multiple improvements were added:
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