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2020 not a valid LabVersion for applying vipc file?


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@Sam Taggart, @StefanLemmens.

We just published a new build of the VIPM API which should address this issue.

https://www.vipm.io/package/jki_lib_vipm_api/#2020.0.0.65

2020.0.0.65 (Nov 17, 2020)

This release adds support for VIPM 2020 (including Community Edition) and LabVIEW 2020, and also adds a few new features, changes and fixes:

- [NEW] VIPM 2020 and Community Edition support (Community Edition can use API calls, just like Pro)
- [NEW] LabVIEW 2020 support (fixes an issue where passing version 20.0 was failing a version check)
- [CHANGE] Now compatible with LabVIEW 2013 and greater on Windows (was 2009 previously).
- [NEW] API VI "Check is VIPM Running" will check if VIPM app (process) is running
- [NEW] API VI "Open VIPM" will open the VIPM Main UI (and launch VIPM if needed)
- [CHANGE] "Exit VIPM.vi" to run synchronously. It has a new "Timeout in seconds (0: no timeout)" input and waits on VIPM process to be fully exited. Also, has a "synchronous? (T)" input which can be set to FALSE if asynchronous behavior is desired.
- [CHANGE] Separated compiled code from source code (All VIs)
- [FIX] API will now return an error if VIPM process terminates (crashes) before a timeout occurs when calling a synchronous command.

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