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https://github.com/MagicMirrorOrg/MagicMirror/releases/tag/v2.29.0
[2.29.0] - 2024-10-01
Thanks to: @bugsounet, @dkallen78, @jargordon, @khassel, @KristjanESPERANTO, @MarcLandis, @rejas, @ryan-d-williams, @sdetweil, @skpanagiotis.

⚠️ This release needs nodejs version v20 or v22, minimum version is v20.9.0

Added [compliments] Added support for cron type date/time format entries mm hh DD MM dow (minutes/hours/days/months and day of week) see https://crontab.cronhub.io for construction (#3481) [core] Check config at every start of MagicMirror² (#3450) [core] Add spelling check (cspell): npm run test:spelling and handle spelling issues (#3544) [core] removed config.paths.vendor (could not work because vendor is hardcoded in index.html), renamed config.paths.modules to config.foreignModulesDir, added variable MM_CUSTOMCSS_FILE which - if set - overrides config.customCss, added variable MM_MODULES_DIR which - if set - overrides config.foreignModulesDir, added test for MM_MODULES_DIR (#3530) [core] elements are now removed from index.html when loading script or stylesheet files fails [core] Added MODULE_DOM_UPDATED notification each time the DOM is re-rendered via updateDom (#3534) [tests] added minimal needed node version to tests (currently v20.9.0) to avoid releases with wrong node version info [tests] Added node-libgpiod library to electron-rebuild tests (#3563) Removed [core] removed installer only files (#3492) [core] removed raspberry object from systeminformation (#3505) [linter] removed eslint-plugin-import, because it doesn’t support ESLint v9. We will reenter it later when it does. [tests] removed onoff library from electron-rebuild tests (#3563) Updated [weather] Updated apiVersion default from 2.5 to 3.0 (#3424) [core] Updated dependencies including stylistic-eslint [core] nail down node-ical version to 0.18.0 with exception allow-ghsas: GHSA-8hc4-vh64-cxmj in dep-review.yaml (which should removed after next node-ical update) [core] Updated SocketIO catch all to new API [core] Allow custom modules positions by scanning index.html for the defined regions, instead of hard coded (PR #3518 fixes issue #3504) [core] Detail optimizations in config_check.js [core] Updated minimal needed node version in package.json (currently v20.9.0) (#3559) and except for v21 (no security updates) (#3561) [linter] Switch to ESLint v9 and flat config and replace eslint-plugin-unicorn by @eslint/js [core] fix discovering module positions twice after #3450 Fixed Fixed checks badge in README.md [weather] Fixed issue with the UK Met Office provider following a change in their API paths and header info. [core] add check for node_helper loading for multiple instances of same module (#3502) [weather] Fixed issue for respecting unit config on broadcasted notifications [tests] Fixes calendar test by moving it from e2e to electron with fixed date (#3532) [calendar] fixed sliceMultiDayEvents getting wrong count and displaying incorrect entries, Europe/Berlin (#3542) [tests] ignore js/positions.js when linting (this file is created at runtime) [calendar] fixed sliceMultiDayEvents showing previous day without config enabled
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always hate telling people to look, but where??

now its on the top bar.

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There are no clear rules for creating topics or responding to posts on forums in general. Each one is different, each one will have its own set of rules to abide to and what you can or can’t do. However, what we can do is offer guidelines. So here goes:
If you are a new user, please take the time to read the Announcements topic. Besides a warm welcome from the creator of MagicMirror, other forum specific announcements will be available there. Search the forum to see if your topic is already covered. Perhaps another user had the same issue, perhaps a solution has already been posted. Try to post your topic in the relevant forum section. This I can not state often enough. And with that, stay on topic! If you’re responding to someone else’s post, please stay on topic and don’t interrupt the topic of discussion (or hijack their topic.) When posting pieces of code, please use the available markdown to better highlight those sections. If you need help with the Markdown, please see this page on commonmark.org. Please do not double post, as in, don’t post the same topic or question into multiple different categories. Not only does it make it difficult to follow a thread, it’s makes it hard on yourself to follow where someone has said what, and who’s responding to what. If you’ve posted something and you think it’s in the wrong category, let one of the admins know and if they feel it doesn’t belong there, your topic will get moved into the correct category. When replying to a specific post, mind the quoting of the previous message in yours. If a post is right above yours and all you’re doing is responding with a ‘Yes.’, ‘Me too.’, ‘Where to get that?’, there is no sense in quoting the message. You can delete it, or click on the ‘Reply’ button below the thread as opposed to the message itself. If you DO need to quote someone, consider trimming the message to only the relevant parts that pertains to your response. Quoting entire messages just adds more stuff to scroll through and read and things get lost. Be civil with each other, act in a give-and-take manner, don’t chastise a new user, instead help guide them. And particularly because this forum happens to have folks from several different countries with different languages, try to speak in a way that others will understand you. Using slang might be understood by some, but not others. The same applies to humor, some people might understand you, and others might not, and yet others who might get offended. I’m not suggesting you be strict and dry as a shriveled up prune, but just be mindful of the language barriers here. Please use expressive titles that do not just consist of one word but give you a impression of what the topic is about.
Am I boring you yet? Well good, you read this far. :) Seriously folks, have fun, enjoy, post your mirror issues, questions, or other relevant topics. We’re all here to learn from one another, and showcase our work.

Go forth and code!
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Website Launched

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MagicMirror is voted number 1 in the MagPi Top 50!

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It’s a great project, with a great community - the development opportunities are endless! . .
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@lavolp3 Whoops! Sorry! ;)
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@MichMich You’re welcome. I will leave the picture on it for now so you can look into it.

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