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About this release
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The 2022.07 release includes:
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The 2022.07 release includes many changes, some highlights of which are:
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## List of notable changes here ##
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### GPIO Low-level drivers
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GPIO_LL
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A new API, `gpio_ll`, has been introduced for highly efficient access to GPIO
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pins grouped in ports.
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18167
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The API is limited to internal use for the time being, but still paves the way
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towards using port multipliers like local GPIO pins, and for improved
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bit-banging implementations (e.g. around WS281x-style LEDs).
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SUIT
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### Improved serial port selection
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Rust modules
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When using multiple boards simultaneously, a new serial port selection
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algorithm can be activated by setting `MOST_RECENT_PORT=1`. Of all serial ports
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whose metadata matches the board's known properties, it selects the most
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recently connected one.
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### ESP support
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The ESP IDF (IoT Development Framework; the vendor's provided tools) has been
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upgraded to version 4.4, and many peripheral drivers are now implemented using those.
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343 pull requests, composed of 767 commits, have been merged since the
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