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@github-actions github-actions released this 05 Sep 04:46
v0.3.1
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FrogAlert 0.3.1

Repair likely causes of reduced BLE survey counts following the Rust rewrite.

  • Correct a confirmed SDK adapter bug: TMOS timer success returns Boolean 1,
    not status 0. Successful timers no longer create immediate wake loops.
  • Reuse the scheduled timer instead of stopping and allocating it per report.
    Retry allocation failure on the existing 200 ms recovery-button cadence.
  • Read controller state once per report and reuse rendered frames until a
    deadline, view change, or higher-priority alert requires an update.
  • Preserve active scan results across transient INIT/ERROR peripheral states.
    New scans and shutdown still require readable idle state; actual connections,
    unknown states, and failed state reads continue to cancel scanning.
  • Reapply and verify the original scan settings and 64-result capacity before
    each discovery, including after role startup retries.
  • Execute the production C survey adapter with the real Rust library and
    pinned WCH headers in the emulation suite. Cover scheduler failure, bursts,
    completion lists, state transitions, synchronous callbacks and clock wrap.

Passive three-second surveys about every twenty seconds, power handling,
button roles, and KEY2 ROM-ISP recovery are retained. The scheduler defect is
reproduced in host tests; restored physical RF counts still need confirmation
on the new images. Releases remain CI-audited with truthful hardware status.

Audited artifacts

  • frogalert-0.3.1-top-b1144c-260404-usb-c.bin
    • profile: B1144C_260404_USB_C
    • physical PCB marking: B1144C_260404
    • size: 213,824 bytes
    • SHA-256: 2ab02a01399a6870b40965c38a4f01d5dab22fbe4a9bb0989745663dd07636d4
    • debug ELF: frogalert-0.3.1-top-b1144c-260404-usb-c.elf · SHA-256 082523a34bb9a474818deb4f70393acb013ecab572ba1917acdd54be622144df
    • verification: cloud-built and audited from the recorded GitHub Actions candidate
    • hardware status: not hardware-tested
    • Actions run: 33944985016 · attempt 1
    • candidate artifact: frogalert-candidate-c838c9ef3a8539cb5d6c27f71b8cf0002e4ea1a8 · id 9963055995
    • candidate archive SHA-256: sha256:0130df700b309873a14df5ad67315e5a3721c4f576d0f36f4a008a7539b3606a
    • candidate receipt SHA-256: 714070e22869c79b31b205ef143062dd8ceb9eaf2deaa87ba86b5f123bac48f4
  • frogalert-0.3.1-bottom-b1144c-250901-usb-c.bin
    • profile: B1144C_250901_USB_C
    • physical PCB marking: B1144C_250901
    • size: 214,032 bytes
    • SHA-256: a9a06ce1c2dfcdee349bf46ada6f24502dd1891339149f1318864befbfb1a7ff
    • debug ELF: frogalert-0.3.1-bottom-b1144c-250901-usb-c.elf · SHA-256 db134666b35c0d9c6bb034993b2a8a4ebb443f07b1c54ca38183181cc8ea7f11
    • verification: cloud-built and audited from the recorded GitHub Actions candidate
    • hardware status: not hardware-tested
    • Actions run: 33944985016 · attempt 1
    • candidate artifact: frogalert-candidate-c838c9ef3a8539cb5d6c27f71b8cf0002e4ea1a8 · id 9963055995
    • candidate archive SHA-256: sha256:0130df700b309873a14df5ad67315e5a3721c4f576d0f36f4a008a7539b3606a
    • candidate receipt SHA-256: 714070e22869c79b31b205ef143062dd8ceb9eaf2deaa87ba86b5f123bac48f4

Before flashing

Replacing the original read-protected firmware is irreversible: the OEM image cannot be backed up or restored. Use only the artifact whose exact hardware profile and physical PCB marking match the opened badge.

The browser flasher downloads the same-origin copy from frogalert.org/flash/, recalculates its SHA-256 locally, and still requires every normal identification, board-binding, consent, program, and byte-verification step. wchisp remains the command-line fallback.

Firmware source commit: c838c9ef3a8539cb5d6c27f71b8cf0002e4ea1a8

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