Overview

[!NOTE]

This is the fourth and final maintenance release for Version 1.0.0.
By the time you're reading this release note, the v1.0.x-Maintenance-Branch has been merged into the Main-Trunk, thus concluding its development.
All new development is going into the upcoming Version 1.1.0 release, this includes any issues that are found since v1.0.4.

What's Changed

Not a lot, aside from a couple of quality-of-life stuff regarding debugging and semantic versioning.

Re-factors

• refactor(serial receiver interface): :recycle: Facilitate custom baud rates by @ZZ-Cat in https://github.com/ZZ-Cat/CRSFforArduino/pull/132 In your CRSFforArduino::begin() function, you can now pass in your own baud rate as an unsigned long integer parameter.

Chores

• chore(library): House keeping by @ZZ-Cat in https://github.com/ZZ-Cat/CRSFforArduino/pull/135 This streamlines the Semantic Versioning of CRSF for Arduino, thus making it less tedious for things such as re-bases. You can now view CRSF for Arduino's boiler plate in the Serial Monitor, if you have the CRSF_DEBUG_ENABLED set to 1. If you want to view your current configuration in the Serial Monitor, set CRSF_DEBUG_ENABLE_CONFIGURATION_DUMP to 1 in CFA_Config.hpp.

For more information

Full Changelog: https://github.com/ZZ-Cat/CRSFforArduino/compare/v1.0.3...v1.0.4

For updating and installation instructions, please read the Wiki.

Semantic Versioning

All releases of CRSF for Arduino follow the Semantic Versioning Guidelines. This means "Major.Minor.Patch". Major = New features that are incompatible with previous iterations. Minor = New features &/or hardware support that retains compatibility with the current Major release. Patch = Bug fixes.

This Patch Version is the fourth and final follow-up release to Version 1.0.x.
Your feedback is always welcome. If you spot any bugs, don't hesitate to open an issue. For general comments & questions, please use the discussions section. New contributors are always welcome. Please read through my Contribution Guidelines before you go Gung Ho with coding.