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Develop to Master for next release #160

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There have been 56 commits since Develop was pulled into Master as version 0.11.7 with PR #152 on May 18. Most notably, PR#153 merged the calVar branch into Develop after 49 commits and relatively extensive testing and dialog.

The last official release was for version 0.11.6 on May 11, after PR #146.

I think we are ready to merge and issue a new release.
Presently, this version is tagged as 0.12.2. Do we need the version to be updated?

SRGDamia1 and others added 30 commits May 18, 2018 16:10
And into the end of the setup of all examples

The system was going to sleep before setting up the test button.
Needed for the calculated variables in arrays
This will always be dependent on the user implementing the -9999 return in their calculation function.
Not sure why I thought this could not be done.
but instead contains a variable array object as an internal member

Also made the former init function into a constructor
Also, 0 is a valid pin number
@SRGDamia1 SRGDamia1 merged commit d4b3e6c into master Sep 7, 2018
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I think it should all be ok.

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@SRGDamia1, I just issued release 0.12.2. https://github.com/EnviroDIY/ModularSensors/releases
Please feel free to add any other noteworthy features and fixes.

Also, How do we register this new release with PlatformIO? Can you do that and/or explain how? Thanks.

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As long as the version number in library.json and the release name are the same, platformio should detect and pull in the release version automatically.

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