Releases: earlephilhower/mklittlefs
4.0.2 - Proper 64b time attributes, newer MacOS/Xcode
Overview
LittleFS doesn't have native file creation/access time support, so we utilize LFS attributes to store time_t timestamps on creation (and on use in the ESP8266 and Pico). However, time_t went from 32bits->64bits in recent Newlibs to avoid the year 2038 problem but mklittlefs was still truncating time_t to 32bits. This would cause timestamps of files to read out as time==0 in those cores.
This removes the 32bit kludge and writes the full 64bit time_t to the attribute.
Also, unfortunately, GitHub has deprecated older Mac X86 runners and XCode versions. The release build is still using the oldest version of MacX86 runner and XCode available, but those have been bumped up one major release.
What's Changed
- Update Makefile by @earlephilhower in #55
- Use 64b time_t on embedded FS by @earlephilhower in #60
- Adjust MAC image runners, older deprecated by @earlephilhower in #61
Full Changelog: 4.0.1...4.0.2
Contributors
Assets 9
4.0.1
Release 4.0.0 - LittleFS updates, Mac M1/ARM support
TWO POTENTIALLY BREAKING CHANGES
- LittleFS has been upgraded from 2.5.1 to the latest 2.9.3 release. At release 2.6.0 the on-flash format for LittleFS changed. LittleFS >= 2.6.0 can read 2.5.0 formats but not vice-versa.
- If you have not upgraded the LittleFS on your system to 2.6.0 or later, please stick with earlier releases of this package or you will be unable to use the generated filesystems.
- LFS_NAME_MAX set to 255, the default. It was set in prior releases to 32 for ESP8266 memory reasons but since that platform is EOL there's no reason to limit names so severely.
- If your code is already setting LFS_NAME_MAX to 255, or you don't set it at all (and hence it will default to 255) then this change is a no-op.
- If your code, like on the ESP8266 and older Arduino-Pico releases, does set this define to 32 then, again, the filesystem will not be usable onboard. The fix is to set the constant to 255 (at the same time as updating your LittleFS release)
New binaries
Binaries are now built using GitHub actions and runners, and include ARM-based Mac (M1/M2/M3...) builds.
What's Changed
- Use snprintf instead of sprintf for security reasons by @uztbt #39
- Follow littlefs file name spec, update for compiling for c++ 20, update gitignore for binaries by @Szybet #43
- BREAKING: Move to latest LittleFS release, v2.9.3 by @earlephilhower #44
New Contributors
Full Changelog: 3.2.0...4.0.0
Contributors
Assets 9
Release 3.2.0 - Add --from-file option
Merge pull request #37 from earlephilhower/readline Update to the latest Apple compiler for cross
Release 3.1 - Minor ease of use fixes
- Upgrade to LittleFS 2.5.1
- Expand --version information
- Automatically pick FS size for unpack/list
Fix support for paths > 32 bytes in total
Minor update to fix an issue where if the total path depth of a file was >32 it would crash.
Bugfix to match Arduino Core LittleFS config
Merge pull request #2 from earlephilhower/update Match the LittleFS version and settings in 8266 core
Update to LittleFS V2
2.5.1-1 Minor build script fix
Add subdirectory support
2.5.0-3 Clean up add'l OS warnings
Initial release
Support fake directory names Use same renaming scheme to make subdir markers into 0x01/vice versa.