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• Potentially Breaking Changes
  • Bump minimums to Elixir >= 1.10 / OTP >= 23

• Potentially Breaking Changes
  • Bump minimum Elixir to 1.9
  • Force upgrades to vintage_net and mdns_lite

Add :nerves_motd to the dependency list so that it's easy for projects to add a nice login greeting.

This allows v0.10 of the vintage_net* libraries.

Also bumps some dependencies

Removes automatic mdns_lite setup and shifts this project to be dependency and documentation driven as an example of basic Nerves project setup.

• Fixes
  • Fixes a dependency ordering issue for Elixir 1.11. See https://github.com/nerves-project/nerves_pack/pull/42

This refactors SSH support to its own library so that projects not using nerves_pack don't have to copy/paste the SSH code. nerves_ssh also has several improvements to SSH support that will be easier to maintain in a standalone project.

This also brings in the switch from nerves_firmware_ssh to ssh_subsystem_fwup which moves firmware updates from port 8989 to an SSH subsystem on port 22. This is a breaking change for scripts that load firmware to Nerves devices via SSH. See the Upgrade from NervesFirmwareSSH doc for more details on how to handle this change.

This allows v0.9 of the vintage_net* libraries.

If you wish to update the vintage_net* libraries, be sure to look at the VintageNet v0.9.0 Changelog as there are a few breaking changes that might need to be considered.

• Enhancements

  • Update ssh daemon to start with inet6

• Fixes

  • Remove automatic network configuration - This would interfere with predictable networking support and also made it impossible to deconfigure a network interface permanently

Few dependency and documentation updates.

There was a breaking change in vintage_net 0.8 for anyone implementing a custom technology. This doesn't affect most nerves_pack users except that the dependency here on vintage_net allows 0.8 along with 0.7.

This release removes the vintage_net_wizard setup helper. It turned out that there was enough custom configuration that it was easier to configure the WiFi wizard on its own rather than via NervesPack. If you had been using NervesPack to configure the wizard, please see the vintage_net_wizard docs.