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python3-lxa-iobus: update to version 0.5.1 #49
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From the version 0.5.0 release notes: - Fix "LICENSE" typo in setup.cfg - Expose individual node info via REST and allow CORS requests - Add formatters and linters to the CI and fix the fallout - lxa_iobus: move the project from setup.py to pyproject.toml - Cleanups, code deduplication, improvements and maintenance - lxa_iobus: node: add HTTP API based LxaRemoteNode - Add support for the LXA Optick latency measurement util - lxa_iobus: firmware: update Ethernet Mux and 4DO-3DI-3AI firmware to 0.6.0 - README: Update DCO to follow the kernel wording The change away from setup.py to a fully pyproject.toml based build workflow meant that we had to adapt the inherited python class. The iobus server package also includes the new `optick` commandline utility to control LXA Optick latency measurement hardware. Signed-off-by: Leonard Göhrs <[email protected]>
From the version 0.5.1 release notes: This is a bug-fix release that fixes an issue where outputs could only be turned on, but not off, via the HTTP API. - lxa_iobus: server: fix string/integer type confusion in set_pin(). Signed-off-by: Leonard Göhrs <[email protected]>
Soo … how should we proceed here? Should I just retry the CI build? |
I can not seem to find the button that re-runs the CI. Maybe I do not have the permissions to do so. |
Oh, cool. The CI works again! |
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@hnez I had a typo in the code name for scarthgap in my sstate generator job. Might be that it failed due to this.
From the version 0.5.0 release notes:
The change away from setup.py to a fully pyproject.toml based build workflow meant that we had to adapt the inherited python class.
The iobus server package also includes the new
optick
commandline utility to control LXA Optick latency measurement hardware.TODO before merging: