coreflake1/guppyscreen v1.3.1-OpenKE

v1.3.1 — OpenKE

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What's new in v1.3.1

A small release focused on the installer script, for people already
running GuppyKE/OpenKE.

Installer — your settings now survive an upgrade

Previously, re-running the installer fully overwrote guppyconfig.json
with the packaged template on every install. If you'd customized display
rotation, sensor labels, touch calibration, direction inverts, or other
Settings-screen values, a reinstall silently reset all of it.

• The installer now merges the template into your existing settings file
  instead of replacing it — anything you've already set is kept.
• If one of your settings differs from the recommended default, the
  installer prints a note in the install log so you know it noticed,
  without changing your value.
• The "Disable Creality services?" prompt no longer asks again if they're
  already disabled.
• Fixed a release-packaging bug that had been silently shipping a stale
  settings template in every release — the real root cause behind
  rotation/sensor resets on reinstall.

App defaults

• invert_z_direction now gets the same sensible one-time default as
  invert_y_direction.
• Fixed the internal default log level (was quietly out of sync with the
  installer template).
• Sensor labels ("Extruder" / "Bed" / "MCU") now always populate correctly,
  even if the settings file has an empty sensor list.

Uninstall

• No longer reverts the SSH init-script fix from v1.3.0. That fix avoids a
  boot-time race between SSH and the stock Creality display server;
  reverting it on uninstall reintroduced that exact race right when you
  might most want reliable remote access.

Upgrading

It's better to re-run the installer now — your settings will be preserved
instead of reset:

sh -c "$(wget --no-check-certificate -qO - https://raw.githubusercontent.com/coreflake1/guppyscreen/main/scripts/installer.sh)"

Full Changelog: v1.3.0-OpenKE...v1.3.1-OpenKE