No obvious way to update firmware for configurator builds

[grizzlybus]

When I try to update my ergodox infinity via the Mac v1..0.2 kiibohd configurator, I get the following notification:

Yet- when I select my ergodox infinity, I don't have the option to download latest firmware like the various documentations on kiibohd configurator show:

If I simply flash, the resulting firmware does not seem to give me major functionality- layers can't be reverted, no LCD screen support.

Please fix.

[haata]

The firmware has been updated in the configurator, please try reflashing now.

[uxjulia]

Experiencing the same issue. I see the notification that there's a firmware update, but no option to download. I have the latest version of the configurator installed.

[huguesalary]

I am also running into this issue.

[grizzlybus]

Click the flash button (make sure your desired key map is loaded!) and it will flash to your keyboard once you set the keyboard in reset/flash mode

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I am also running into this issue.

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[huguesalary]

I tried this a few times but unfortunately the compilation was failing silently, and as such nothing was happening.

I now have selected the default profile and flashed the keyboard with it and it seemed like it worked.

However, the interface makes this extremely confusing:

I assumed the green dot meant the new firmware was still to be installed. Now, I noticed it's missing the down arrow, so I imagine my keyboard was in fact correctly flashed to the latest firmware?

[grizzlybus]

It sounds like it flashed. Not sure what your keymap was, but for the one that didn’t flash, did you validate it’s good JSON?

On Tue, Apr 7, 2020 at 8:15 PM Hugues Alary notifications@github.com wrote:

I tried this a few times but unfortunately the compilation was failing silently, and as such nothing was happening.

I now have selected the default profile and flashed the keyboard with it and it seemed like it worked.

However, the interface makes this extremely confusing:

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I assumed the green dot meant the new firmware was still to be installed. Now, I noticed it's missing the down arrow, so I imagine my keyboard was in fact correctly flashed to the latest firmware?

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[grizzlybus]

I tried this a few times but unfortunately the compilation was failing silently, and as such nothing was happening.

I now have selected the default profile and flashed the keyboard with it and it seemed like it worked.

However, the interface makes this extremely confusing:

I assumed the green dot meant the new firmware was still to be installed. Now, I noticed it's missing the down arrow, so I imagine my keyboard was in fact correctly flashed to the latest firmware?

@huguesalary - the green dot means that a device of that keyboard type is detected... if the green dot has a downwards facing arrow, it means that there is a new firmware to download. I verified by updating another keyboard today.