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Description of bug or feature enhancement:
User should have the option to put their computer into hibernation/sleep, not just shutdown. Useful as it leaves applications where they were before the hibernation/sleep.
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Documentation issue
Hi everyone.
My concern here is with the documentation lacking some information.
In particular regarding the setup() function and the waking-up part that resets the Teensy.
So my suggestions here are:
- Explain what happens when the Teensy wakes up from sleep&deepSleep&hirbernate (it looses configuration, if yes then which sleep mode is affected and which registers loose configuration, a
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Currently the specification of host and port must be in form "{host}:{port}".
In many cases the url to check is already present in the system configuration in form of connection parameter, e.g.:
postgres://username:password@hostname:5432/database.However, current implementation does not seem to accept such host and port specification.
Proposed solution: