List of Bugs

This page is a collection of known bugs in SweepMe! which may have unforseen or risky consequences. If you find a bug which is not in this list, submit a new ticket, please.

Disclaimer

The following tables list bugs known to the developers which affect the SweepMe! main program or official modules. The lists are maintained in all conscience but may be incomplete. The absence of entries for a specific version does not allow to deduce that the software is free of bugs.

List of Bugs

Bugs in SweepMe!

Description	Implication	Status	Fixed in Version	Workaround	Comment
Unchecked widgets are not saved to setting if setting is saved during run	Setting cannot be reloaded correctly.	Fixed	1.5.5.34	Do not save settings during run	Please update to a newer version
Removal of a floating widget during a run using the right-top corner cross in beta version <=1.5.5.33	Programm crashes	Fixed	1.5.5.34	Do not close the widget during run	Please update to a newer version
"Delete version" in version manager deletes entire folder "CustomDevices" for beta version 1.5.5.1 to 1.5.5.8	Loss of all custom Device Classes	Fixed	1.5.5.9	Do not use button "Delete version"	Please update to a newer version
Only a single 1D data file with Loop = nonstop	Missing data	Fixed	1.5.3.22	-	Please update to a newer version
Seldom, random freezes in version 1.5.3.x	Program does not react	Fixed	1.5.3.21	-	Please update to a newer version
Plots with the same name are overwritten	Not all images are saved	Fixed	1.5.1.14	-	Could be problematic when plots show the same but with different slicing
Using 'stop' functionality does not work	Measurement aborts	Fixed	1.5.3.16	-	Please update to a newer version

Bugs in Modules

Module	Description	Implication	Status	Fixed in Version	Workaround	Comment
Temperature	Temperature module does not work	Measurement stops immediately	Fixed	1.5.3.16	-	Update to a newer version

Known Issues

Issue	Description	Recommendation	Comment
Windows Update forces a restart and interrupts measurement	Especially in Windows 10, Windows has a strict update policy and forces restarts of your computer, even if applications like SweepMe! are still running. This can interrupt a measurement and in the worst case damage your equipment.	In Windows 10, you can define Active Hours, during which Windows will not install updates and restart. For long-running or over-night measurements, set the Active Hours accordingly. As an administrator, you can set a group policy that Windows will not resart as long as a user is logged in.
After changing the name of a DeviceClass, the setting has to be renewed	The setting does not work anymore. 'Find ports' does not load any ports.	Please change the DeviceClass to the new one and save your setting.	We will introduce a DeviceClass ID to the setting in a future version to overcome this issue.