This evening, the web IDE came up showing -rc.26 as the default DeviceOS version. But, despite several attempts to flash an updated OS to either Argon or Xenon devices, each time, the OS version does not change and my device reverts back to running Tinker! The only way to load my firmware is to select -rc.25 for the OS and reflash some firmware.
Is anyone else seeing this? A website issue? A bad -rc.26? Shame, as I was hoping for some improvements.
Another web IDE issue: I often get a successful flash notification in the IDE, but a failed notification in the event viewer for the same flash attempt, which did, indeed, fail to flash.
I’m experiencing the same thing - the flash claims success, but the devices revert to Tinker. But changing the upload target to rc.25 seems to make things fine. Have not tried updating the OS’s yet, as I’m away from the devices.
I’m also seeing the same thing, the code reverts to Tinker. Also, now if I try to compile code that worked before, I get a mesh not defined error. I’m also not seeing any serial port for either my Argon or Xenon.
Hi all - sorry about this, our automated build systems got a little trigger-happy and rc26 was released to the Web IDE prematurely. We’ve removed it and are looking into steps to revert.
Hi all, I yanked rc.26 from the Web IDE. It was made default unintentionally (we’re still testing it). There is a bug in rc.25 that reflashes Tinker when you try to flash an app compiled against a newer system version. I’m working with the team to figure out the way forward before we release rc.26.
You can reflash your app compiled against rc.25 to keep going.
