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    Moving to MicroPython v1.9?

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    • bmarkusB Offline
      bmarkus
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      Is there an ETA to update LoPy (and its companion) to the new v1.9 firmware?

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        DvdGiessen
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        Especially on the old LoPy version the improvements to reduce allocation on the heap are quite welcome.

        https://github.com/micropython/micropython/releases/tag/v1.9

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          peekay123
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          bump on this post. Any information on moving to 1.9?

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            patrick
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            Is there any news on moving to MicroPython v1.9? If not, is it possible to update to MicroPython v1.9 myself without losing functionality?

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              patrick
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              What is the current micropython version used in the latest firmware?

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                robert-hh @patrick
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                @patrick The stable release 1.18.0 uses Micropython 1.8.6, the developement release 1.19.2 is based on Micropython 1.9.4

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