Mostly fixes of minor bugs and annoyances but also a couple of improvements:

Whoa, another one? Yup. I forgot to pin the version of a library OctoPrint now depends on since 1.2.5. A new version of that library was released today which apparently has a bug that causes the install of OctoPrint to crash when it tries to pull in that new library version ("pip install ." works, "python setup.py install" does not). If you tried to update today and ran into errors, read further below on how to solve this manually.

Mostly fixes of minor bugs and annoyances but also a couple of improvements:

Again mostly fixes of minor bugs and annoyances ;)

Mostly fixes of minor bugs and annoyances.

I was made aware of a security issue with OctoPrint 1.2.0 and 1.2.1 a couple of hours ago. I just fixed that and pushed a new release 1.2.2. The changelog is here: https://github.com/foosel/OctoPrint/releases/tag/1.2.2

I just tagged and pushed 1.2.1 to the master branch. It includes some minor bug fixes of things that were reported to me since the 1.2.0 release.

It has come to my attention that apparently the last release of OctoPi 0.11.0 from February (the one that introduced RPi2 compatibility and which is based on the Raspbian release from 2015-01-31) contains a little issue with the shipped OctoPrint checkout that prevents updates of OctoPrint on this image to run smoothly.

The day has finally arrived, I'm declaring 1.2.0 as stable :) Just pushed and tagged 1.2.0 on the master branch, no "-RC" postfix on this one ;)

I just tagged and pushed another Release Candidate of 1.2.0 to the master branch on Github, 1.2.0-RC3.