Syncovery (64-bit) 歷史舊版本 Page3

更新時間：2023-02-13
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What's new in this version:

Version 7 Changes:
- KiCad 7 is a big release despite coming only a year after KiCad 6 — in the past year, developers have made more than 6000 commits, fixing over 1200 reported issues and adding a number of new features. This post highlights some of the larger new features, but there are many other smaller improvements and fixes made by almost 200 different contributors.

General:
Release Schedule Change:
- While we missed our official annual release schedule date of January 31st, the annual release schedule went pretty well for our first attempt. We will continue to improve our stable release process going forward as we adapt to the new schedule.

Custom Fonts:
- Custom font support is now available in the schematic, PCB, and worksheet editors to allow the use of any system font.

Text Boxes:
- Text box support was added in both the schematic and PCB editors.

3Dconnexion SpaceMouse Support:
- 3Dconnexion has contributed support in the schematic, symbol library, PCB, and footprint editors and 3D viewer for their line of SpaceMouse products. For those unfamiliar, 3D mice are alternative input devices that give a unique way of navigating both 3D and 2D canvases that some users find more ergonomic or intuitive than traditional mice. Users with a 3Dconnexion SpaceMouse may find this a welcome addition to KiCad’s capabilities to support their needs.

Sentry Crash Reporting Data Collection:
- Sentry is an open source platform to capture application events, crash dumps, and other analytics.
- Both their hosted platform and the integrated SDK to handle crash reporting in C++ applications are open source on GitHub under the MIT license.
- Sentry has sponsored KiCad by providing the core team with access to their SaaS platform to receive crash reports from KiCad users. During the Version 7 development cycle, KiCad has enabled opt-in Sentry crash reporting for Windows users (we are exploring expanding Sentry to more platforms in a future release). Users will be prompted once when KiCad is first started, and may choose whether or not to enable Sentry. Users may also switch Sentry data collection on or off at any time in the KiCad preferences.
- Why do we want to collect data from users?
- The primary use in KiCad will be to capture crash reports. If KiCad crashes, the Sentry tool will automatically send a report to the KiCad team containing information such as stack traces and core dumps.
- In the future we may also use it to gather performance metrics of algorithms across the wider user base to answer questions such as "how long does it take on average to run the Fill All Zones command?".
- What data is collected if Sentry is enabled?
- A randomly-generated user ID (GUID) is created for each KiCad installation and is used to identify Sentry reports that come from the same installation (for example, if one user experiences a given crash three times).
- This user ID can be reset at any time by the user through KiCad preferences.
- Along with this user ID, Sentry collects crash dump information and extracts relevant portions such as call stacks and stack frames. The rest of the crash dump is discarded.
- To aid in avoiding the collection of personally-identifying information (PII), all Sentry reports pass through a "sentry-relay" server owned by KiCad before being transmitted to the Sentry SaaS platform. This prevents user IP addresses from being disclosed to Sentry.
- No KiCad design files are ever captured by Sentry.
- More details about Sentry in KiCad
- A new CMake variable, KICAD_USE_SENTRY, has been added where a value of OFF will disable the inclusion of the Sentry SDK entirely. The current default value is OFF, as only Windows support is tested.
- Sentry will only store at most 1 raw crash dump per report for analysis.
- Data in Sentry is retained for up to 90 days, and then is deleted.
- The introduction of Sentry resolves a long-standing desire of the KiCad team to capture crash dumps without user involvement, and the use of Sentry offers us a very easy solution to do it and help make KiCad better for everyone.
- Throughout the development of KiCad 7, the Sentry tool has already proven its usefulness by allowing the development team to resolve over two dozen crash bugs that were not previously reported by users. We look forward to this feature allowing us to continuously improve KiCad’s reliability over time.

PCM Automatic Updates:
- The Plugin and Content Manager now can automatically check if an updated version of an installed package is available and prompt the user to update. Content. Each time KiCad is launched, the plugin status is automatically queried in the background and displayed

Drag & Drop:
Drag and drop handles have been added to various parts of KiCad that results in the following actions:

KiCad:
- Dragging a kicad_pro or pro file onto the project manager will open that project.
- Command Line Interface
- The separate kicad-cli binary has been implemented to allow scripting of many of the KiCad editor outputs.

Schematic and Symbol Editors:
- Support for a simple rectangle and circle primitives has been added to the schematic and symbol editors to round out the shapes already provided.

Orthogonal Dragging:
- What is orthogonal dragging? In 6.0 and earlier, a drag operation in the Schematic Editor moves symbols while keeping wires attached to the symbol. However, it was a literal form of "attach" and wires would end up at odd angles and directions.

Symbol Editor Pin Table Enhancements:
The Symbol Editor Pin Table got a number of new features, including the ability to:
- Filter pins to a unit.
- Change unit of a pin from the table.
- Create or remove pins in a group symbol by adding/removing the pin number.

Off Grid ERC Warnings:
- A new ERC check to warn when symbols are placed using an a incompatible grid. A grid mismatch can lead to situations where connections are not truly made and with a cascade of other issues such as pins being passive can lead to scenarios where you end up producing bad PCBs.

Wires at 45 Degree Angles:
- KiCad 6 originally included a single toggle between fixed right-angle wires and "any angle" mode. This change introduces a wire mode for 45 degree start and end to help in drawing crisp schematics.

Do No Populate Support:
- Support has been added for explicitly marking symbols in a schematic as Do Not Populate ("DNP"). The resulting symbols are grayed out in the schematic and marked with a red cross. DNP symbols are excluded from any KiCad-generated placement files.

Simulation Model Editor:
- There is now a simulation model editor. This is a new dialog available as a "Simulation Model" button in the symbol properties of any schematic symbol. It allows configuration of simulation model parameters in a GUI rather than spice text inserted on schematic. The resulting configuration gets passed to the simulator as expected. Everything from configuring a symbol as "standard" spice model (resistors,caps,diodes,bjts) to assigning custom models in libraries (it will even load the library and let you select individual models contained within) is supported. It also allows for customization of the schematic pin to spice model pin mapping.

Database Libraries:
- A long requested feature by many users of KiCad has been the ability to link symbol selection to a database which is common in other schematic CAD tools. KiCad can now add connectivity to external databases via ODBC functionality across KiCad’s three main platforms.
- The database library system allows creating a centralized database of symbol to footprint associations along with any metadata about your parts that can be shared across your schematics by you and others connected to the same database.
- More information can be found in the KiCad database libraries documentation.
- An ongoing forum discussion about the feature shows how some users are starting to make use of databases in their KiCad workflows.

Dynamic field columns in symbol chooser:
- The database libraries support also introduced the ability to display and search custom fields in the symbol chooser.
- See the number of grouped pins.
- Dragging a Gerber or Gerber Job file onto the project manager will open the Gerber Viewer with those files.
- Dragging Eagle and Cadstar files will trigger an import of those files.
- Schematic Editor
- Dragging a kicad_sch file onto the editor will append the schematic to the open design.
- PCB Editor
- Dragging a kicad_pcb file onto the editor will append the board to the open design.
- Gerber Viewer
- Dragging files onto the Gerber Viewer will open them.
- Drawing Sheet Editor
- Dragging a kicad_wks file onto the editor will open it.

Hyperlinks on Schematics:
- Hyperlinks are now supported inside schematics. This means a text object on a schematic page can detect if the text is a hyperlink property. Hyperlink text makes the text object become clickable.

PDF Improvements:
PDF Bookmarks (Table of Contents):
- Support has been added for populating the bookmarks section (also known as the Table of Contents) of a PDF viewer with useful information.
- A schematic PDF generated by the plot action in the schematic editor, will contain bookmarks populated with a list of sheets and links to symbols within the sheet. Clicking on items on the bookmark list will jump to the relevant page and location.

Embedded Symbol Information:
- Support has been added the export of symbol information in schematics to the plotted PDF. This is a list of symbol field data displayed when the symbol is clicked in a PDF viewer. Unfortunately, the functionality required for this to work is implemented per PDF spec but support across PDF viewers is not consistent. Only Adobe PDF Reader/Acrobat are known to display the list correctly.

PDF Hyperlinks:
- Schematic hyperlinks are now embedded into the PDF and interactable.

This includes:
- Hyperlinks between pages.
- Hyperlinks to external URLs.
- Sheet symbols link to datasheets.

Board and Footprint Editors:

PCB Footprint Consistency Checking:
- A new optional check to determine if your board design has footprints that have deviated from the library they are linked to

Ignored DRC Tests Tab:
- Ignored tests are now listed in their own separate tab.

Mechanical Clearance Rules:
- Two new DRC rule constraints mechanical_clearance and mechanical_hole_clearance have been add to the custom rules that the complement the clearance and hole_clearance constraints.

Custom Rule Severities:
- Custom rule severities can now be defined per custom rule with possible values of ignore, warning, error, and exclusion.

Pad to Zone Rules:
- New custom rule constrains thermal_relief_gap, thermal_spoke_width and zone_connection have been added for rule checking copper connections that get generated between pads and zone fills.

Radial Dimensions:

Inverse Text Objects in PCB:
- Text objects can now declare as "Knockout" meaning the text will subtract from a shaded box. This is useful for making more attention grabbing silkscreen.

Automatic Zone Filling:
- There is now a new option that will automatically refill zones when a board change is detected rather than requiring the user to trigger zone fills manually. This is enabled by default to help new users, but may be disabled in case it gets in the way for power users or those working on very large designs.

PCB Layout Tool Enhancements:
- Many ease of use enhancements have been made to the board and footprint editors.

Background Bitmaps:
- A requested feature by users has been the ability to display an image in the background so that PCB traces and footprint layouts can be copied easily from some original reference PCB or footprint being reverse engineered.

Unroute Selected:
- It is now possible completely unroute a footprint.

Automatically Complete Trace Route:
- Traces can now be partially drawn and the board editor can complete the trace the rest of the way to the nearest ratsnest end. It will stop and force you to manually route if it can’t find a route.

Attempt to Finish Selection:
- Related to the trace route completion feature above, selected items can in the board editor can attempt to automatically route traces between them. It will iterate each unrouted part of the item and attempt to connect it to the nearest rats nest.

Search Panel:
- A new panel added to board editor enables typing query strings with wildcard s and filtering out objects on the design while displaying the remaining results in a list. The list can be clicked on to select objects on the editing canvas.

Properties Panel:
- A new properties panel is now available in the board editor.

Improved Footprint Spread and Pack & Move Footprint Tool:
- The algorithm that placed footprints on the PCB was improved to result in a more compact layout.

STEP Exporter Changes:
- The STEP exporter now uses the same PCB parsing engine as the rest of KiCad. This change now brings the addition relative 3d model paths to the footprint. Simply start the paths with the expected ./ or ../ and the 3D viewer and STEP exporter will attempt to find the model relative to the footprint file. This change should allow better portability of footprint libraries and 3d models.
- The "3D Path Aliases" have been removed from KiCad. These were an independent system from the "Environment Variable" system also used for paths. It had it’s own file format and usage syntax which both introduced unexpected bugs. Unifying the system makes the usage of Environment Variables standard throughout KiCad. "3D Path Aliases" will be automatically migrated to an environment variable on launch. However, the alias may get renamed if the alias had characters beyond uppercase A-Z,0-9 and underscores due to the limitations of environment variables across platforms.

更新時間：2023-02-13
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What's new in this version:

Syncovery 10.3.3 (64-bit)
- Remove the 129 character limit for the Versioning folder in the profiles
- Fixes possible hangs in FTP library 1 and crashes in FTP library 2. Neither of these are frequently used, the default library is 3.
- Improves the ability to access folders and files with special Unicode characters which are not encoded in the default character set encoding. An example would be ANSI characters on an FTP storage that normally uses UTF-8. Such folders and files can be accessed via SFTP as well as FTP library 4.


Syncovery 10.3.2 (64-bit)
- Fixes a bug causing inability to start jobs with additional destinations in the background


Syncovery 10.3.1 (64-bit)
- Profiles with priority level 0 are now exempted from any priority limitations. The new priority mechanism will only affect profiles with a priority level of 1 and higher.
- Added a detailed error message where it would previously only say “Not started – please try again in a short while”


Syncovery 10.3.0 (64-bit)
- Profiles can now be given a priority. The scheduler can avoid starting lower priority jobs when higher priority jobs are running, or they can be paused if a higher priority job starts later. Alternatively, lower priority jobs can be limited to a single copying thread while a higher priority job is running. The new feature needs to be enabled on the “More” tab sheet of the Program Settings dialog. After that, each profile has a new field in Advanced Mode. You will find the priority field in the top right of the profile editor. We recommend using priority numbers between 1 and 100, but you can go as high as 1000000 or even higher. A higher number means a higher priority.


Syncovery 10.2.7 (64-bit)
- B2 upload improvements (especially for large files with multi-threaded uploads), including a more efficient socket usage and an automatic limit of max. 100 open sockets. The maximum number will automatically be shared between the threads, so that each thread gets a chance (although a thread sometimes has to wait until a socket slot becomes free).
- E-mail notifications now include the headers Message-Id and MIME-Version to avoid being detected as spam


Syncovery 10.2.6 (64-bit)
- Additional destinations can now be subfolders of the main destination, although this is not recommended


Syncovery 10.2.5 (64-bit)
- Fixes two cases of subfolders not being created on the destination side before copying a file


Syncovery 10.2.4 (64-bit)
- Fixes a problem where it could take multiple passes to delete folder hierarchies in Exact Mirror mode if “Folder Timestamps” was chosen under Comparison->More


Syncovery 10.2.3 (64-bit)
- Adds the new PascalScript callback functions FileRename and FileDelete
- Testing Internet connectivity for local IP addresses now works with only exclusions (and inclusions empty)


Syncovery 10.2.2 (64-bit)
- The Internet connectivity check feature can now just test for local IP addresses rather than the connection name
- Fixes binary verification of files with encrypted S3 buckets


Syncovery 10.2.1 (64-bit)
- Change log not available for this version


Syncovery 10.2.0 (64-bit)
- Speeds up processing of folders in real-time folder based mode
- Real-time folder based mode honors exclusions better now so that subfolders are not scanned if their name is in the Exclusions
- Fixes a bug where the same SmartTracking database was used for additional destinations in the profile


Syncovery 10.1.16 (64-bit)
- Fixes errors with Amazon S3 by implementing an improved detection of S3 buckets requiring AWS Signature Version 4


Syncovery 10.1.14 (64-bit)
- Fixes a possible/rare application hang


Syncovery 10.1.13 (64-bit)
- Change log not available for this version


Syncovery 10.1.12 (64-bit)
- Makes it possible to list a large number of users, groups, or sites and drives via the Microsoft Graph API


Syncovery 10.1.10 (64-bit)
- Minor fix: after a failed upload, when Syncovery tries to delete the incompletely uploaded file, it now takes filename encryption into account


Syncovery 10.1.9 (64-bit)
- In attended mode, Syncovery will now always give you a chance to make room or replace the destination drive if it becomes full during the copying phase
- Now correctly saves the Ultra compression level for 7-zip files
- No longer specifies any storage class for S3 uploads of empty files or emulated folder items
- Additional fixes


Syncovery 10.1.8 (64-bit)
- Can now access folders listed in the “Computers” section of Google Drive. Just type the computer name in the Container field on the Internet Protocol Settigs dialog.
- Fixes a rare error about a critical section hang when larger cloud hierarchies are scanned with multiple threads


Syncovery 10.1.7 (64-bit)
- Fixes stability issues with FTP library 1


Syncovery 10.1.6 (64-bit)
- Improved handling of rare S3 error related to the system time being too different from the S3 server time
- AcceptAllSSLCertificates=1 can now also be used to accept unknown email server certificates used in the “Email” protocol
- The Redundancy Master setting is now saved in Status.ini rather than Syncovery.ini, so that the main INI file can be copied to a redundancy slave without making it another master


Syncovery 10.1.5 (64-bit)
- More efficient real-time event queue, to fix an occasional error “Critical Section Hang”
- Fixes button positioning in the French profile editor dialog with screen resolutions that use lower than 200% magnification


Syncovery 10.1.4 (64-bit)
- Folders shared from Google Team Drives are now included when browsing the “Shared with me” folders
- Fixes an error creating folders via WebDAV, especially when using the checkmark “On the right side, create a new folder each time”
- Implements retries when closing and appending the log file, possibly fixing rare issues where then main copying phase was missing from the profile run’s log file


Syncovery 10.1.3 (64-bit)
- Fixes a bug causing the scheduler to not start any profiles with some special settings, especially if the “Max. simultaneous jobs to run in a single execution process” is set to 1


Syncovery 10.1.2 (64-bit)
- Fixes email notifications being sent almost always, ignoring the actual notification settings


Syncovery 10.1.1 (64-bit)
- Adds some internal double-checks to ensure that permissions are never modified on the source side in one-way sync profiles
- Fixes a few minor bugs


Syncovery 10.1.0 (64-bit)
Fixed:
- Fixes profile groups not being shown in the profile selection list in Wizard Mode
- Fixes “execute after” command lines prefixed with ++ being executed despite “nothing to do” when using the new sub-job spawning feature


Syncovery 10.0.10 (64-bit)
Fixed:
- profile groups not being shown in the profile selection list in Wizard Mode
- “execute after” command lines prefixed with ++ being executed despite “nothing to do” when using the new sub-job spawning feature


Syncovery 10.0.9 (64-bit)
- Adds s checkmark on the Options tab sheet of the SmartTracking dialog: “Ignore File Creation Timestamps When Detecting Deleted Files”. This can help if you find that SmartTracking does not always detect deleted files, and the log file contains a line similar to: “File on right side created after last run completed”.
- On the Real-Time Settings dialog, tab sheet “Advanced”, the option to “switch to a normal, full sync if more than X real-time events are to be processed” can now also be used for the default mode “Process Complete folders”.


Syncovery 10.0.6 (64-bit)
- Improves SmartTracking detection of deleted files
- The feature “delete nothing to do logs” now works with logs for additional destinations


Syncovery 10.0.5 (64-bit)
- Fixes additional destinations from a profile being preconfigured as default for a new profile. New profiles will now correctly start empty with no additional destinations.


Syncovery 10.0.3 (64-bit)
- Enables all the new SSH algorithms in the updated SecureBlackBox library so it’s really compatible with all current SFTP servers. The Advanced SSH Settings dialog has been updated to include the new algorithms.
- Includes the new Syncovery Remote Service v10.00 to support the new “block level copying + versioning” feature where the Remote Service is used to make a versioned copy of the destination file, which can then be updated on a block level basis.


Syncovery 10.0.2 (64-bit)
- Fixes a Range Check Error when logging Windows Events in the 64 bit edition, which could also prevent the scheduler from starting


Syncovery 10.0.1 (64-bit)
New:
- Sync with multiple destinations in a single profile
- Free grouping of profiles – independent from profile names
- Adds support for the 7-Zip format (Windows only)
- Includes an updated SecureBlackBox library for SSH/SFTP
- Support for empty folders via S3 and Azure BLOB Storage protocols
- Adds the ability to combine versioning and block level copying
- Can spawn separate sub-jobs for each subfolder
- Adds miscellaneous smaller features
- New visual themes
- The upgrade is free for licenses issued since September 2020
- For older licenses, please click here to order your upgrade now!

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What's new in this version:

vMix 26.0.0.38
- Fix aspect ratio issue with 4:3 sources in List input
- Fix SRT outputs not turning off correctly when also changing other SRT settings at the same time


vMix 26.0.0.37
Fixed:
- line spacing from GT titles imported from PSD not displaying correctly
- List input not displaying rotated/vertical videos correctly


vMix 26.0.0.36
- Added Alpha Mask Effect, use PNG files to quickly add masks to inputs
- Fixed Use Source Settings checkbox for Effects not being saved in preset


vMix 26.0.0.35
- Fixes and improvements to Effects handling in Virtual and PTZ inputs
- Effects will now refer to original inputs effects by default with a checkbox similar to Colour Correction tab
- Audio selection hidden for Insta360 Link to prevent confusion, as Insta360 Link Microphone needs to be added as its own input


vMix 26.0.0.32
- Improved SRT CBR PCR handling
- Various bug fixes for effects including when used with Mirror, GT inputs, Photos/PowerPoint inputs and Virtual inputs when opened from a Preset
- Performance improvement for effects, by only rendering once when used with a static Image input


vMix 26.0.0.30
- Change log not available for this version

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