MeshMonitor v2.17.7

🎉 New Features

Auto-Welcome Maximum Hops Filter (#593)

Added a maximum hops filter to the Auto-Welcome automation feature, allowing you to limit welcome messages to nodes within a specific hop range (0-7 hops). This helps reduce unnecessary mesh traffic for distant nodes and focuses welcomes on local/active network participants.

Key Benefits:

• Reduces network congestion in large meshes
• Focuses welcomes on nearby nodes that are more likely to be regular participants
• Configurable from 0 (direct neighbors only) to 7 (all nodes)

For more details, see: #593

Position Exchange Button in DM Conversations (#588)

Added a convenient button to DM conversations that allows you to quickly exchange position information with other nodes. This makes it easier to share your location in private messages.

For more details, see: #588

🐛 Bug Fixes

Three-State Connection Indicator (#592, #587)

Implemented a proper three-state connection indicator to accurately reflect the connection status:

• Connected (actively receiving data)
• Connecting (attempting to establish connection)
• Disconnected (no connection)

This provides clearer visual feedback about your node's connection state.

For more details, see: #592

Map Centering for First-Time Visitors (#591)

Fixed an issue where the map would not properly center on the locally connected node for first-time visitors. Now the map automatically centers on your connected node when you first access MeshMonitor, providing a better initial experience.

For more details, see: #591

📚 Documentation Updates

• Added comprehensive documentation for the Maximum Hops Filter in the Auto-Welcome feature
• Updated automation documentation with detailed configuration examples and use cases

Full Changelog: v2.17.6...v2.17.7

🚀 MeshMonitor v2.17.7

📦 Installation

Docker (recommended):

docker run -d \
  --name meshmonitor \
  -p 8080:3001 \
  -v meshmonitor-data:/data \
  ghcr.io/Yeraze/meshmonitor:v2.17.7

🧪 Testing

✅ All tests passed
✅ TypeScript checks passed
✅ Docker images built for linux/amd64, linux/arm64, linux/arm/v7

📋 Changes

See commit history for detailed changes.