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Releases: mirobot/mirobot-wifi

Version 2.0.10

21 Sep 12:48
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This simply outputs a message on boot for production purposes

Version 2.0.9

26 Feb 20:12
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This release adds an auto-discovery mechanism which makes the Mirobot register itself with the server at http://local.mirobot.io - now, when you have put your Mirobot on your network, you no longer need its IP address as this will just point you to the actual device on your network.

Version 2.0.8

28 Jan 16:57
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This release makes some changes to the WiFi handling to improve stability. Previously if you had made Mirobot join your network and then it was no longer available (e.g. you moved the Mirobot to a school) it would cause instability. This change means that Mirobot will try to join your existing network for 10 seconds after turning on and if it can't it will stop trying.

Other changes:

  • Works with access points containing a space in their name
  • Adds an admin page allowing the WiFi credentials to be reset
  • Changes the mDNS hostname to match the built in access point name to support >1 robots per network

Version 2.0.7

28 Jan 16:40
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This release fixes a bug which was causing prereleases not to be used properly

Version 2.0.6

24 Nov 15:26
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This release hopefully fixes a WiFi bug which was causing the robot to freeze. It also makes some bug fixes with cross-browser compatibility for the update mechanism.

Version 2.0.5

15 Nov 19:45
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This release fixes a bug in the UI which was causing the WebSocket to be disconnected incorrectly.

Version 2.0.4

13 Nov 14:58
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This releases addresses WiFi connection issues that some people have encountered.

Version 2.0.3

11 Sep 10:45
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This release improves the Websocket connection handling so that it is more robust. If multiple connections are attempted the most recent one gets the connection and the earlier one gets an error message rather than just failing silently.

It also adds support for mDNS (or Rendezvous, Bonjour, Avahi or whatever else it goes by) which means that if your system supports it (Mac, Linux) then you can access Mirobot on your local network via the "mirobot.local" address. For Windows users, you can install Bonjour by installing iTunes (google if you want to install Bonjour without iTunes)

Version 2.0.2

11 Aug 10:00
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Make the update page reload after a successful flash

Version 2.0.1

10 Aug 16:28
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Changes to the captive portal so that it works on iOS devices