Post by George on Apr 15, 2019 10:54:19 GMT -5
Hi,
Yes, a new release (even a new version number format!). There were quite a few bug reports lately, and Robert's fertile mind had a couple of ideas for new features that I thought were interesting enough to tackle, so this release rolls them all out.
One in particular will not be totally transparent. There were problems in STATE handling which were finally tracked down, but the correction made for a minor 'hiccup' the next time a STATE file from an older release is processed.
So ... you may see the message STATE file hash count does not match the file, Attempting STATE regardless. the first time an old STATE file is accessed.
You may ignore this message for this 1st occurrence, your State data will still be loaded. But please issue a SAVE to force the STATE file to be re-written correctly.
Full details of this releases changes is in the Change Log
George
Yes, a new release (even a new version number format!). There were quite a few bug reports lately, and Robert's fertile mind had a couple of ideas for new features that I thought were interesting enough to tackle, so this release rolls them all out.
One in particular will not be totally transparent. There were problems in STATE handling which were finally tracked down, but the correction made for a minor 'hiccup' the next time a STATE file from an older release is processed.
So ... you may see the message STATE file hash count does not match the file, Attempting STATE regardless. the first time an old STATE file is accessed.
You may ignore this message for this 1st occurrence, your State data will still be loaded. But please issue a SAVE to force the STATE file to be re-written correctly.
Full details of this releases changes is in the Change Log
George