I visited the Settings screen, selected the Home offset tab, noted the existing Z Axis value. I changed this in the interface by -0.10 and pressed the Save button in the bottom-right corner. The Settings dialog went away.
Re-visiting the Settings screen, I note that the Z Axis setting has the new value. Pressing the Load button brings back the former value, suggesting that it wasn't saved to the EEPROM. Presumably, it was only saved to OctoPrint's internal settings perhaps.
What I expected:
Given the name of the plugin, I expected this activity to automatically upload/write this change to the EEPROM when I press the Save button.
What I have to do each time
I have to then visit the Settings dialog once to set/save. I then have to revisit the page to press the Upload button as well.
Suggestion
Honestly, given that this is an EEPROM editor and not an OctoPrint Internal Values Editor, if it were me, I'd upload-on-save.
Version: 1.2.1
What I did:
I visited the Settings screen, selected the
Home offsettab, noted the existingZ Axisvalue. I changed this in the interface by -0.10 and pressed the Save button in the bottom-right corner. The Settings dialog went away.Re-visiting the Settings screen, I note that the
Z Axissetting has the new value. Pressing the Load button brings back the former value, suggesting that it wasn't saved to the EEPROM. Presumably, it was only saved to OctoPrint's internal settings perhaps.What I expected:
Given the name of the plugin, I expected this activity to automatically upload/write this change to the EEPROM when I press the Save button.
What I have to do each time
I have to then visit the Settings dialog once to set/save. I then have to revisit the page to press the Upload button as well.
Suggestion
Honestly, given that this is an EEPROM editor and not an OctoPrint Internal Values Editor, if it were me, I'd upload-on-save.