{
  "latest_version": "1.6.0",
  "download_url": "https://gpstime.com/sw_distribution/dses-workbench/dses-workbench-1.6.0.zip",
  "release_notes": "1.6.0 - Drift-Scan Review, scheduled recording start.\n\nDrift-Scan Review (Observe menu): open one or more ezRA-format drift-scan files - written by the Workbench or by ezRA's own ezCol - and get one standard report per file: header checks (software version, hydrogen line in band, site coordinates, stale az/el against the Recording panel), recording integrity (cadence, gaps, total-power stability), spur census, a bandpass-flattened waterfall, the averaged velocity profile, and the transit light curve with a Gaussian fit (peak, width, transit center in UT and LST). Load several nights and the Trend tab plots the fitted peak day by day. Copy summary / Save report with PNGs.\n\nStart at (Recording panel): an optional scheduled start beside 'Record for' - a clock time (03:15, UTC or local), a delay (+30, +1:30), or a full date. Record then arms: amber countdown to the start (and the planned end), the source-visibility and hydrogen-line checks are asked up front so the start needs nobody at the keyboard, Stopped cancels.\n\nDrift-scan headers now carry the az/el at full encoder precision (the Recording panel's Az/El take four decimals; earlier versions rounded 359.9176 to 359.918).\n\nControl panels dock only in the left or right column - a panel dragged toward a floating spot no longer snaps into a strip across the top of the window.\n\nOn Windows the automatic PRESTO analysis waits for WSL to start instead of reporting 'PRESTO not found' when WSL had idled out, and says what actually failed.\n\nAuthor contact is now k0gd@cnssys.com. Source and history: https://github.com/dses-science/dses-workbench (releases stay here).\n"
}