[Hamlib-developer] Hamlib 4.5.5 released

[Nate B. <n0...@n0...>]

Thanks to Mike and all contributors, Hamlib 4.5.5 has been released!

As usual, releases are made available via GitHub and SourceForge:

https://github.com/Hamlib/Hamlib/releases/tag/4.5.5
https://sourceforge.net/projects/hamlib/files/hamlib/4.5.5

The visible changes in this release are:

Version 4.5.5
  * 2023-04-05
  * Add park to rotorez.c
  * Fix rig power on/off from rigctl cmd line and rigctld
  * Enable async mode by default to prevent WSJT-X crash on IC9700 with transceive on
  * Fix IC7610 get_powerstat to disable it -- cannot read power status
  * Fix K3 K22 command error for remote operations
  * Fix Gemini DX1200 gemini_set_level
  * Fix async I/O to not call flush
  * Change EX startup commands for Yaesu rigs to allow errors...Win4Yaesu not recognizing EX commands
  * Fix jst145 set_freq and get_freq
  * Restore tcflush as some odd behavior was seen that tclush fixes
  * Fix XG3 operations
  * Separate the validation cmd in newcat.c to allow rig post_write_delay to be in effect
  * Increase post_write to 20ms for FT710
  * Add attenuator level control for TS890
  * Update SMeter/SWR tables for TS890
  * Add fix for TMD700
  * Improve FT-857 get_vfo response when error occurs
  * Allow FT-857 to use cached vfo on get_vfo when error occurs reading EEPROM
  * Fix FTDX10 FT710 set_level AF
  * Fix FT-450D detection
  * Fix VFO A/B swapping for gpredict -- hopefully better behavior for VFO swapping rigs
    Should avoid setting RX freq while TX and avoid TX freq while RX
  * Fix QRP QDX PTT to new TQ command due to firmware changes
  * Remove EX103 check for FTDX5000
  * Fix K3/K3S VFOB setting of mode/width
  * Fix AGC level display in rigctld
  * Change FTDX10 to no serial handshake
  * Add TS2000 to has_ps exception
  * Add FT991 to 60M exception
  * Fix get_powerstat bad call in rigctl_parse.c
  * Really fix CM108 ptt_bitnum usage
  * Fix Elecraft power2mW precision/accuracy
  * Fix power on/off/on for Icom rigs with rigctld power_on=0


73, Nate

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