redsea 1.0
Redsea has come a long way and it's time to finally call it a 1.0!
This quality-focused release includes significant maintainability improvements from unit testing to build automation and .deb packaging. It also adds support for a couple of RDS text channels and makes redsea less likely to show incorrect PI codes in very noisy signals.
Note that redsea is now built with meson instead of autotools; you can find instructions in the Readme just as before.
- ✨ New features:
- Add support for Enhanced RadioText (eRT)
- Add support for Long PS in Group 15A (#104)
- Add runtime option
--no-fec
for disabling error correction
- 📱 UX changes:
- ❗️ Breaking: Print a warning to stderr if the raw MPX input sample rate is
not specified (breaks the previous silent assumption of 171 kHz) - Improve error reporting in general
- Add
--output hex
(same as--output-hex
) to mirror--input hex
- ❗️ Breaking: Print a warning to stderr if the raw MPX input sample rate is
- 🔧 Fixes:
- Fix detection of invalid date/time (timestamps >2000 years ago)
- Noise resistance improvements (#106):
- Require three (instead of two) repeats of a new PI before accepting it for the JSON output
- Require three (instead of two) synchronization pulses before locking
- 🚧 Maintainability:
- Migrate build system from autotools to meson (#90)
- Switch from patched, packaged-in JsonCPP to external nlohmann-json (#109)
- ❗️ Breaking: The order of some JSON elements has changed (insertion order
instead of alphabetical)
- ❗️ Breaking: The order of some JSON elements has changed (insertion order
- Add automated CI builds for macOS, Windows (MSYS2/MinGW + Cygwin), Ubuntu-latest, Debian Buster
- Add Debian packaging (#101)
- Add basic Catch2 unit tests (#84)
- Add .clang-format (not automated)
- Remove unmaintained build options for non-liquid, non-TMC builds
- Fix compiler warnings, issues identified via static analysis, and other code cleanup