v1.2.0

Add support for generating new projects with nerves_init_gadget.
To generate a new project with nerves_init_gadget included,
pass --init-gadget to mix nerves.new

For example:

mix nerves.new my_app --init-gadget

v1.0.1

• Enhancements
  • Update new project generator to target 1.0 systems

v1.0.0

• Bug Fixes
  • Rename provider to build_runner. Fixes issues with running
    mix nerves.system.shell and mix nerves.env --info

v1.0.0-rc.4

• Updates
  • New project generator no longer conditionally defines application/0 in
    mix.exs depending on target. It is recommended to conditionally choose
    the main supervisors children instead.
  • New project generator moves the dependency shoehorn to be included for
    both host and target environments.

v1.0.0-rc.3

• Updates
  • Various new project generator code format updates. Include :runtime_tools
    in :extra_applications.
• Bug fixes
  • Only display Nerves environment helper text when the Nerves environment
    is loaded. Fixes issues with running mix commands like mix format - that
    require the I/O to remain clean.

v1.0.0-rc.2

• Updates
  • Remove build_embedded from the mix.exs since it was unnecessary
  • Fix update check in mix local.nerves
  • Various changes to align new project generator with the one in Elixir 1.6.
  • Add rootfs_overlay directory and populate it with an iex.exs to load the
    nerves_runtime IEX helpers. This replaces a common manual process of doing
    this or something similar afterwards.
  • Add a commented out reference for enabling Erlang's heartbeat monitor

v1.0.0-rc.1

• Bug fixes
  • Various mix format updates to the template
  • Update template so that projects use v1.0.0-rc system releases so that they
    compile
  • Fix archive update check logic

v0.8.2

• Bug Fixes
  • Fixed check for update logic to exclude pre releases if on stable
    and show new pre releases / stable if current version is pre release.

v1.0.0-rc.0

Nerves no longer automatically compiles any nerves_package that is missing
it's pre-compiled artifact. This turned out to rarely be desired and caused
unexpectantly long compilation times when things like the Linux kernel or gcc
got compiled.

When a pre-compiled artifact is missing, Nerves will now tell you what your
options are to resolve this. It could be retrying mix deps.get to download it
again. If you want to force compilation to happen, add a :nerves option for
the desired package in your top level project:

  {:nerves_system_rpi0, "~> 1.0-rc", nerves: [compile: true]}

v0.8.1

• Bug Fixes
  • deps.get and deps.update aliases should always be added to the
    project regardless of target.