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- • Blame view: who changed each component, when, and why
- • Branch support: compare main vs feature branch
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Merge pull request #1602 from martinling/mb-unit
Correct units in hackrf_transfer output
Add hackrf_test.py (#1587)
Uses one HackRF to test another
Set libhackrf version to 0.9.1
Library version update
Add Windows builds using MSYS2 to CI
Continuous integration improvement
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| Change Type | Display |
|---|---|
| Added | Green highlight + component details |
| Removed | Red highlight + last known values |
| Modified | Blue highlight + before/after comparison |
| Unchanged | Collapsed by default |
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