JSON commands for smoothing parameters

No, I meant that you might have installed a PR Version not with the latest commits.

Marxon I updated the install script for you that artifacts from a run_id can be downloaded (if exist), even if the PR is closed.

Execute the following:

wget -qO- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/hyperion-project/hyperion.ng/master/bin/scripts/install_pr.sh | bash -s -- -t TOKEN -r 14691952783 1856

This is the latest build of the PR before merging.

For future cases, you find the run-id here:

Marxon Thanks for sharing the finding!

I digged out an old Lineage OS Android phone and confirmed that the app relies on a running instance number 0.

I did an backward compatibility update, that the first running instance will be used (when no instance was provided nor switched to before). Now the app works again!

Note: If one would stop instance 0 in a multi instance setup, the app would show it is working against instance 0 (as it assumes 0 always runs - as it was in the past).
If one switches instances in the app, updates and display are in sync. after the first switch.

I did a API - Downward compatibility PR #1860 where everybody could load the latest development build for testing.

Thank you. I will have a look

Marxon I fixed the issue and updated the PR.
As usual... you clean-up one thing and create another issue....

Please do further testing and share findings. This is well appreciated.

Hi

Thank you!

Seems that the Export issue is OK, but there is another issue....

I did some additional corrections.

Looks like the PR download script has now an issue too.
Please provided the latest run-id (14763938883) to get the latest build from today

Thanks for validating that quickly!

I think I might need to rework the UI integration a bit having it in line with the clean API.

I will report back, when I have something available.

Marxon I did further updates and fixes via PR1860. I tried to do more tests this time, but would be really great, if you would try the PR build. Others just do other things and you proved to spot issues well before

In the PR description you find a high-level overview of changes done.