This release introduces support for our first Cypress development kit, the CYW920819EVB-02 Evaluation Kit. We’ve also extended variants on several of our TE Connectivity sensors within the Atmosphere Studio Element Library, and have made a series of UI improvements for device statuses.
Complete release notes for Platform Update v1.2.9 include:
- Improved Atmosphere IoT Agent’s installers for Mac and Windows
- Fixed sidebar scrolling issues in the Atmosphere Developer Hub
- Fixed bug with EEL variants and handling deeply-nested arrays
- Globalstar tokens can now individually be attached to an auto provisioning project
- Added support for the Cypress CYW920819EVB-02 Evaluation Kit
- Added support for the TE Connectivity TSYS02 temperature sensor
- Added new pages for supported hardware within the Developer Hub
- Fixed the over-scroll within Studio’s Application tab, and now the app builder area has a modified minimum and maximum width
- Fixed bug when programming the SensorTile where it reported as succeeded when it actually failed
- SensorTile now uses a randomly-generated MAC address for BLE communication instead of a generic FF:FF:FF:FF:FF:FF
- Created new unit tests for the core Nimbus API
- Corrected issue with SVG images causing errors within the UI
- Studio’s landing page now hides the Recent Projects and My Projects sections if you don’t have any projects
- Error messages displayed in the UI will no longer disappear automatically and now require the user to manually dismiss them
- The data table widget now checks to confirm variables are all set within its settings before trying to render the table
- Element Library’s update and select buttons now work as intended after sorting is applied to the table
- Devices in a table view are now color coded by the status of the device or group, with a group displaying the highest priority status of its children
- Tables within the UI now display a friendly message if there is no data to be shown
- Developer Hub now contains information on updated SensorTile programming requirements to use Zadig for Windows users
- User profile editor in the UI no longer autopopulates the job title entry with random form data
- Platform login page no longer continuously checks for a connection to the server, and now only checks on the initial load
- Studio’s compiling message now remains onscreen until compiling is complete
- Wi-Fi settings in the Scan window now properly display its confirm and cancel buttons
- The Rapid IoT now uses a timer for its intervals that allow for longer interval times to be set
- Atmosphere IoT Agent’s code signing certificate for Windows has been updated
- Maxim MAX32630 Feather kits no longer continuously blink their red LED
- Developer Hub now includes information about all the pre-defined hardware pin mappings that can be used in a project
