I introduced an unfortunate bug in 2.3.2 (stepconf creating desktop
links), so I'd like to do 2.3.3 the next weekend I'll be at home, the
25th/26th.
Reports on whether the specific items listed in debian/changelog
actually work or fail for others would be helpful:
* Stepconf: fix error "global name 'machinename' is not defined"
* comp: fix building userspace components
* interpreter: Reject bad values of I, J, K in G76 (SF#2817324)
* interpreter: show error instead of silently continuing for
certain rejected forms of G76
* documentation improvements
If you want to propose a bugfix for 2.3.3, please
* test it on master first (feel free to push it on master)
* cherry-pick it to the v2_3_branch and TEST IT THERE TOO (yes, I
should do the same thing! if there's one thing I love, it's
telling the other kettles what color they are)
* please don't push the change on the v2_3_branch
If you use 'git checkout -b bugfix-foo origin/v2_3_branch' before
cherry-picking the bugfix regarding foo, git won't sabotage you by
automatically pushing those changes onto the v2_3_branch on
git.linuxcnc.org
* use git format-patch and send the patch(set) to the mailing list
or if the cherry-pick was trivial, you can refer to the commit
by the commit-id it has on master (as I did below)
If you can test and review proposed patches on the mailing list, that
helps too.
The following commits look to me like they deserve consideration for
2.3.3:
bcb8aaf fix tcss.ngc bug
c2bc8cf fix tcss2.ngc bug
These are two bugs concerning the implicit wait for spindle-
at-speed. In the case of tcss2, emc incorrectly waits for the
spindle-at-speed indication for the tool change move. In the case
of tcss, emc incorrectly does not wait for at-speed when a move is
degenerate.
http://media.unpythonic.net/emergent-files/sandbox/tcss2.ngc
http://media.unpythonic.net/emergent-files/sandbox/tcss.ngc
0f15040 Allow M66 timeout to be fractional number
Jeff
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