Closed ramonsmits closed 3 months ago
Thank you for your feedback. There were a few regressions in the changes introduced by @rfarley3, which is why we've now split the decoder versions into FLEX (1.1.9) and FLEX_NEXT (@rfarley3's changes) until FLEX_NEXT had enough time to mature. Thus using FLEX should now express the old behavior again. Please let me know if this sufficiently addresses the issue.
@EliasOenal thanks, I see changes on master and a commit that set version to 1.2.0 but I don't see a release yet.
Does this mean master output format currently is the same as 1.1.8?
I might find some time this weekend to test master.
Output I got from current master https://github.com/EliasOenal/multimon-ng/commit/7b337b6243b7416742fd3e670e5b228a347573d9
Previously multiple addresses were separated by a space
` but now with pipe
|which make parsing more tedious. This means splitting on
|` isn't giving a consistent number of items.I also noticed that the columns/fields are very different:
Master / https://github.com/EliasOenal/multimon-ng/commit/7b337b6243b7416742fd3e670e5b228a347573d9:
Note that the timestamp is gone on master
1.1.9:
Maybe 7b337b6 is in a way better as I don't really understand most but it lost the timestamp and it seems that the previous
1600/2/K/A
and01.063
are now split after the changes from @rfarley3Revert to previous formatting
I would suggest reverting to the previous formatting that is the same regardless of grouping which is parsing friendly:
There the logic was simple. Split on
|
and if you have multiple addresses ignore the first.Also, I would suggest that if any formatting is changed again that this is made clear in the release notes and not changed in a patch release but a minor. Preferably even as a major version if you would want to conform to the SemVer specification for API changes but a patch increment suggest a fix without any major changes.
Maybe even have a separate version number for the demodulator as quite a few people rely on the output. That way I guess it would even be better as these demodulators are unrelated regarding their changes.