🚀 PX4 v1.11 Release Candidate is here! OPEN CALL FOR TESTING

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:cherries: PX4 v1.11 Release Candidates are finally here!

Let’s help the project maintainers to get the release to the finish line by getting involved with testing :female_detective:.

Test Instructions:

  1. :airplane: Flash via QGC with “PX4 v1.11-rc1”
  2. :+1: If the test is successful, please follow this thread. What would be awesome in the reporting:
  • Your test case and procedure (bench test, autopilot make and model, vehicle type etc. )
  • Flight log
  1. :warning: If you discovered a bug, please report on Github issue , so the maintainers can quickly triage:
  1. :raised_hand: Funnel any necessary conversations in the #release channel on PX4 Slack

Let us know below if you have questions, feedback, or comments.

Thank you!

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Greetings PX4ers!

Hopefully I’m in the right spot at the right time and replying to the right thread in the right way :slight_smile:

I ran a preliminary outdoor test on v1.11 RC, but looks like there was Navigation failure due to altitude sensor issues. I’m still trying to pinpoint the issue and unsure if it’s a bug or not (as well as figuring out how to properly report here and find help).

Outdoor Test - Position Hold / RTL test, Modal-AI Flight Core, s500
Log: https://review.px4.io/plot_app?log=a837135c-17c6-4204-9fe5-e7457888315b

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Question, how can a user without a build system equipped flash the v1.11-rc1?

In the doc : https://docs.px4.io/master/en/config/firmware.html#custom, there’s no mention for flashing release candidates.

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Do you have Beta Testing (beta): A beta/candidate release. (like mentioned in the documentation) in your QGC setting? Are you updated to QGC daily build?

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Yes there’s beta testing option, but isn’t that different from the release candidate 3?

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https://github.com/PX4/Firmware/issues/15668 it seems that fixed-wing auto landing is broken in 1.11 and later

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PX4 v1.11 has been released.

Thanks to everyone who contributed to flight testing, we couldn’t have done this without you.