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Releases: TcMenu/TaskManagerIO

1.5.2 fix for ESP32 IDF 5

20 Oct 07:44
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ESP32 IDF 5.0 fix. Thanks to @void-ref for the ESP IDF 5.0 fix.

1.5.1 PlatformIO and readme changes

04 Nov 10:37

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See 1.5.0. No change to the code or Arduino, changes to platformIO publication method.

1.5.0 - move to use TcMenuLog library

04 Nov 10:02
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Remove the old logging delegate and move to using TcMenuLog instead, in common with all other libraries. This library now depends on TcMenuLog a small serial logging utility library.

1.4.3 Add PicoSDK cmake files for direct compilation

28 Jun 07:07
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Adds tested support for PicoSDK via CMake. See the SDK project at the top level for more on this: https://github.com/davetcc/tccLibSdk

Other than the above change, it is a no-op for other users.

1.4.2 Add getting started doc link to all examples

07 Sep 07:40

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Add Getting Started doc link to all examples

1.4.1 support more Arduino mbed board

29 Jul 06:32
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Pick up the new ARDUINO_ARCH_MBED flag that should work for most boards.

1.4.0 Improved syntax for scheduling

28 Jun 08:10

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  1. Improved syntax for scheduling tasks. a new schedule function allows for all scheduling possibilities and uses a time value object.
  2. Examples and README updated for the above.

Better compile time handling of options, improved examples

12 Dec 21:19

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Better compile time handling of options, improved examples

1.3.4 - support both RPI pico cores, one time long schedule

26 Oct 07:21

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One-time long schedules are now supported by adding an extra optional parameter to the constructor.
Support for both RPI cores - detected automatically in most cases.

Fixes a significant issue in event handling.

30 May 16:06

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This release fixes a significant issue in event handling where yielding using yieldForMicros during an event could cause an event to be re-entered.