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v3.0.5
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[3.0.5] - 2026-09-02

Added

  • Added a light theme for the editor, canvas, and shell, with dark islands and a theme switch in the header.
  • Added wire junction nodes so wires can connect to other wires.
  • Added scope probing on any wire, digital or analog.
  • Added .vlx project export from the File menu.
  • Added a plan-priority build queue with a visible progress card.
  • Added an optional File-menu row for connecting an external AI agent (Claude/Codex).
  • Added an ESP32-P4 Preview starter card and picker entry.
  • Added partner board sections to the starter dialog (Seeed, DFRobot, Pimoroni, Espressif).
  • Added ONLINE cards for every closed component in the picker.
  • Expanded custom-chip support with optional face images, chip.c/chip.json as ordinary editor files, Wokwi zip round-trip, live controls, bit-banged UART TX on GPIO, drop-as-copy, and a CUSTOM badge.

Changed

  • Reworked the WiFi badge into a split button that appears before a run and opens the WiFi overlay panel.
  • The automatic SSID rewriter now stands down when a project defines its own WiFi airspace.
  • Moved the S3 Sense into the ESP32 starter section instead of a separate Seeed block.

Fixed

  • Fixed theme and header issues: transistor symbols no longer vanish on the light canvas, exports follow the theme, dark-mode cards and pill labels are readable, the flash dialog uses the correct accent color, and the toolbar stays compact without dropping the theme switch.
  • Fixed wire positions not syncing while dragging components.
  • Fixed board-less project handling: projects stay board-less, a live custom chip click opens its sensor panel, and custom chips re-attach when compiling in board-less mode.
  • Fixed custom-chip stability and compatibility: closed sync data-loss races, made digital outputs visible to the board’s digitalRead, titled the sensor panel with the chip’s own name, and stopped the chip body from overlapping itself.
  • Fixed SPICE/scoping probes and overlays so they read the net the solver actually solved.
  • Fixed library builds and uninstall: a library’s extras/ no longer drags unrelated code into the build, and uninstall can no longer reach into the shared cache.
  • Fixed multiple ESP-IDF build issues: TFT_eSPI builds on the S3, tight-buffer sprintf is no longer a hard error, build-config headers such as lv_conf.h no longer pull unrelated libraries into the build, custom WiFi SSIDs are threaded through compilation, cloud-built P4 sketches no longer start an interactive REPL, and ESP32-P4 builds include the esp-hosted-mcu sync-RPC race fix.
  • Fixed Run all / Compile all so MicroPython boards are no longer routed through arduino-cli.
  • Fixed an ESP32 worker race in host-thread pin injection.
  • Fixed board identity and artwork issues: Raspberry Pi Zero/1B+/2B are no longer presented as a Pi 3, QEMU-Linux overlay boards are not shown as Raspberry Pis, and ESP32 variants with dedicated art no longer borrow the DevKit V1 drawing.
  • Fixed the WiFi badge so it follows the run state.
  • Fixed gateway and board-linking issues: root-relative board pages work under a proxy prefix, and SoftAP-only sketches no longer offer an unreachable link.
  • Fixed blank-NVS WiFi failures by explaining the cause and detecting WiFi in stripped firmware images.

Security

  • Hardened CI by pinning third-party actions to commit SHAs, fixing the CodeQL language configuration, and making incoming pull requests safe to process before trusting them.
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