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Release/v0.7.0 #116
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Backport release into develop
Raw Handles work like the handles we had before. Smart Handles now hold an &mut VolumeManager. This means they can have methods, and they also have a Drop implementation. However, the &mut reference means you are much more limited in how you hold them and how many you can hold at a time. It's OK for opening a single file but more than that you you want to use Raw Handles and sort the Drop stuff out yourself. All the examples are updated to use Smart Handles.
Brings in fewer dependencies.
…me-mgr Smart Handles
# Conflicts: # examples/readme_test.rs # src/sdcard/mod.rs
Linked no-std examples
Co-authored-by: Jonathan 'theJPster' Pallant <[email protected]>
…ntation Fix struct reference in documentation
Support making directories
Signed-off-by: jakezhu9 <[email protected]>
lib: update dependency embedded-hal to 1.0.0
If we put it in a function we need much less boiler plate to make it compile.
Update embedded hal to 1.0.0
Sometimes you get this error if a *directory* was not found, so it was confusing.
* Converting "" to a ShortFileName, gives you ShortFileName::this_dir() or ".<10 spaces>", which is the special entry at the top of every directory. * You can open the same directory multiple times. This is required if you want to walk a path, but also hold open a directory in that path. * Lets you open "." and get a duplicate handle to a directory * Lets you mutate a Directory object to point at a child, without having to make a new Directory object and drop the old one.
Each command is now a function.
Handle relative paths in "mkdir", "dir", "cat" and "hexdump". Not currently supported in "cd".
Also volumes are letters.
Enhanced shell example
This is merging all the recent changes into main. You can ignore most of the commits as they were already reviewed - just check I updated Cargo.toml and the changelog correctly. |
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Looks good to me, thank you!
Hmm, GH says this branch cannot be rebased due to conflicts :/ |
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Preparing release 0.7.0