This update ensures that console scripts in the virtual environment do not retain outdated shebangs pointing to temporary build paths. The `--update-venv` command now rewrites shebangs in place, allowing broken installs to recover without a full rebuild. Additionally, all pip invocations now use `python -m pip` to prevent issues with stale shebangs. This change addresses issue #229 and improves the overall reliability of the service installation process.
- Implemented chunked deletion for data retention, allowing for smoother cleanup processes without monopolizing SQLite's writer lock.
- Configured retention settings to delete in batches with pauses, improving performance on SD-card installations.
- Updated Linux service installers to allocate 1GB of memory and 200% CPU, providing better resource management for Raspberry Pi workloads.
- Added detailed configuration examples for Raspberry Pi in documentation to guide users on optimal settings.
Promote the pending 0.9.4 release to 1.0.0 and polish the release
metadata before tagging.
- Bump the version in pyproject.toml and the packaging docs assertion.
- Reframe the CHANGELOG entry as the first stable release, and add the
user-visible changes that shipped without entries: flexible command
prefixes, per-channel flood scope, packet-capture payload decoding,
startup config validation, MOWAS region scoping, hops/RSSI
placeholders, help-command channel overrides, webhook readiness, and
NWS coverage detection.
- Backfill CHANGELOG entries for 0.9.1, 0.9.2, and 0.9.3, which were
tagged but never documented, and add compare links for each.
- Credit external contributors for 0.9.1 and 1.0.0.
- Document the opt-in sender-language detection in the upgrade guide,
alongside the existing optional-extras sections.
- build-deb.sh: fail loudly when the version cannot be read from
pyproject.toml instead of falling back to a hardcoded 0.9.1, which
would stamp a release build with an apparent downgrade.
agessaman