This pull request is to merge my ve7fet/voter code base back in to the official AllstarLink/Voter repo.
As you probably know, I forked the project to ensure that I had a copy of the source to develop against, unfortunately, it's upstream origin was from a different repo.
Since then, I've re-organized the files, as well as added a lot of documentation to the source, and fixed a number of bugs relating to GPS week rollovers (with assistance of others).
I have also added some additional features to the code, namely being able to remotely adjust the squelch of the receiver.
It is time for this code to come home and be put back in the official repo.
That was necessary, as my fork was originally from another Github origin repo, otherwise we would have been able to do a straight pull request.
This takes all my commits, and inserts them in the proper order in the commit tree (hopefully), such that it mirrors the development that was done in my fork (even though the dates no longer match, the order is correct).
Upon a successful pull back in to the AllstarLink repo, I would like to continue development there.
This pull request is to merge my ve7fet/voter code base back in to the official AllstarLink/Voter repo.
As you probably know, I forked the project to ensure that I had a copy of the source to develop against, unfortunately, it's upstream origin was from a different repo.
Since then, I've re-organized the files, as well as added a lot of documentation to the source, and fixed a number of bugs relating to GPS week rollovers (with assistance of others).
I have also added some additional features to the code, namely being able to remotely adjust the squelch of the receiver.
It is time for this code to come home and be put back in the official repo.
I have taken the AllstarLink/Voter repo and rebased it against the master branch in ve7fet/voter, using the process seen here: https://gist.github.com/msrose/2feacb303035d11d2d05
That was necessary, as my fork was originally from another Github origin repo, otherwise we would have been able to do a straight pull request.
This takes all my commits, and inserts them in the proper order in the commit tree (hopefully), such that it mirrors the development that was done in my fork (even though the dates no longer match, the order is correct).
Upon a successful pull back in to the AllstarLink repo, I would like to continue development there.
Let me know if this pull looks good to merge.
Thanks!
Lee VE7FET