[Request] Show the current baudrate

[DominikPalo]

It would be nice if OctoPrint shows somewhere the baudrate of the connection when it is used in the auto mode, because now it is not possible (at least I didn't find a way how to) get the current baudrate. For example as a tooltip on the "Disconnect" button the connection panel, or somewhere in the terminal tab.

[foosel]

Partially implemented as a side effect of the fix/implementation of #2740. The commit above fully implements it that the current settings are now reflected in the selection boxes after a connection has been established:

Pushed to maintenance, soon devel, to be released with 1.3.10

[DominikPalo]

Thanks, but recently I've updated my OctopPrint to the version 1.3.10rc2 and I still can't see the current baudrate/port after connecting with the AUTO setting. According to the changelog, it should be part of 1.3.10rc1 or am I wrong?

[foosel]

You aren't wrong and that should be implemented. The problem is that it works here, both of these were set to AUTO before connecting:

Does it work in safe mode? Have you tried clearing your browser's cache?

[foosel]

Ooooh, wait. Did that connection happen through auto connect on server startup or through a manual connect?

[DominikPalo]

It was a manual connect. See my video (recorded in the incognito mode, so it can't be caused by the browser's cache) https://gyazo.com/d9114fd8ac759e6e09ca217da04b08c2 Also, I am able to replicate it on two different computers and browsers (Safari and Chrome),

[foosel]

This not working under 1.3.10 is still unreproduced. Marking as such.

[Edo78]

I'm experiencing the same issue even in safe mode. I'm on OctoPrint 1.3.10 running on OctoPi 0.15.1

Can I provide you further information to help you?

[foosel]

@Edo78 exact steps with which you experience this issue. The more details the better. I still cannot reproduce this.

[Edo78]

I did nothing special:

• Downloaded octopi
• flashed on the sd
• configured the wifi
• booted the Pi
• if I remember correctly on the first login it tells me there's an update so I update
• rebooted the Pi and reloaded in the browser
• connected to the printer with AUTO/AUTO
• keep seeing AUTO/AUTO since then

I even tried the incognito mode in chrome but I stile get AUTO/AUTO.

If I set the proper values then I see them, otherwise it's always been AUTO/AUTO

[foosel]

Now that was weird. I couldn't reproduce it at all - until today. Now I finally could reproduce it and looking at the code have no idea why it ever worked for me to begin with. I'm... very confused by this 🤨

In any case, I hope the above commit now fixes it for good - it does for me. Already pushed to maintenance, soon devel, to be part of 1.3.11.

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