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Add Generic Application Block to FRAM Map #247

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@lthiery lthiery commented Feb 11, 2020

This is intended to allow a user to store more or less arbitrary data an FRAM slot. It would be up to the application layer to derive and determine validity of the data in the block.

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Normally, if not doing an immediate release, we should bump the lib header version to 0.18.0.10 or something, so that a careful client can know whether this is in the library. However, if we want to do a release so this shows up in the library manager (which I imagine we do), we can leave version as it is and do a release as 0.18.1.

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lthiery commented Feb 11, 2020

@terrillmoore did i do it right for immediate release?

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Hi, there's a release checklist in the tickets marked 'release'. See #246 for an example. Need to update library.properties, README.me, and the version in the header file (for introspection).

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(I'd do the changes, but I have to run a meeting for the next two hours.)

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lthiery commented Feb 11, 2020

I think I did it? But I have referenced this PR in the release history while it seems like you normally do issues. Should I create an issue about this PR or this fine?

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Looks right to me! I'll merge now and release.

@terrillmoore terrillmoore merged commit 85c010c into mcci-catena:master Feb 12, 2020
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