Well, all I can think is it's browser caching. When you connect, the web IDE looks at process.env to figure out which board you have, then looks at http://www.espruino.com/json/ESPRUINOBOARD.json. In there it's got the current version and a link to the current firmware.
Having said that, the file is served up with the relevant headers to say 'don't cache' - so if it is being kept it really shouldn't be.
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Well, all I can think is it's browser caching. When you connect, the web IDE looks at
process.env
to figure out which board you have, then looks athttp://www.espruino.com/json/ESPRUINOBOARD.json
. In there it's got the current version and a link to the current firmware.Having said that, the file is served up with the relevant headers to say 'don't cache' - so if it is being kept it really shouldn't be.