Release Announcements
May 4, 2022
petfeedd users, I am proud to announce the beta release of petfeedd 1.0.1. This
release has no major changes in it and is solely about addressing security issues
in many of the underlying libraries used by petfeedd.
To install it or upgrade from previous versions, you can simply run:
docker pull peckrob/petfeedd:latest
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Release Announcements
March 14, 2022
After five beta releases and months of testing, I am happy to announce petfeedd
Version 1.0 is now available. All changes from the beta branch have been merged
in and the release is now available on Docker Hub. To install it or upgrade from
Version 0.2, you can simply run:
docker pull peckrob/petfeedd:latest
And restart. It should perform all the upgrades needed for version 1.0.
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Release Announcements
February 11, 2022
petfeedd users, I am proud to announce the beta release of petfeedd 1.0. It’s
been almost three years since the last release of petfeedd (version 0.2.2), and
Version 1.0 marks a new start for this project.
I have been running the beta release on my feeders for the last week and I
believe I have smashed all the major bugs.
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petfeedd
December 2, 2020
I’ve had several people write me recently and ask about how to use petfeedd
with multiple servos. It’s actually now my most common feature request, so I
will definitely be sure that that is added in the rewrite that I am currently
working on.
In the meantime, you can run multiple instances of petfeedd using Docker, each
pointed to a different servo. I would be sure to offset each servo by a few
seconds to be sure you don’t have any voltage drop issues with the Raspberry Pi.
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Release Announcements
October 28, 2019
petfeedd, the software for pet feeders,
has a new release. 0.2.2
is a maintenance release that add support for new Raspberry Pi Hardware. There
are no breaking changes in this release.
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Release Announcements
January 16, 2019
petfeedd, the daemon I wrote for my Raspberry Pi-powered cat feeders
has been updated to fix a number of bugs people were seeing attempting to
install it since I originally wrote it in 2017.
Perhaps the biggest change is Docker support! That’s
right, if you just want to run petfeedd, now you can do it in just three
commands! No more installing various libraries and things (but that approach
still works as well.)
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