The previous version, 1.11.3, broke Software Update for the Internet of Things. Or, SUIT for us friends, due to a quick API change that did not pass-through filenames. Therefore, SUIT resources could not be retrieved when asked for by the target device's firmware.

Extended DirectXiP support for some newer devices, plus some minor UI refinements.

Minor fixes.

Quality of life improvements, like Pull-to-Refresh in the Scanner, added help for Device Status, and more.

Adds Support for nRF Cloud OTA + Observability.

Improved throughput / connection stability, should help with older versions of iOS. Bare Metal DFU should also work better now.

It includes a boat-load of fixes (seriously, not a joke) as well as support for DFU on devices with a Firmware Loader.

Big changes to the Transport Layer to stabilise BLE transfers. Hopefully this makes the DFU process more resilient overall to sudden hangs or errors.

Bug-fixes, Performance Improvements & Minor Features.

Fixes & Improvements to DFU Speeds.

This version adds support for MCUboot Bootloader Update.

Minor update that includes support for SHA384 and SHA512 hashing algorithms.

Big improvement in SUIT capabilities plus various bug-fixes.

Fixed an issue that prevented already-connected devices from showing up in the list of scanned devices.

Includes a fix for a crash related to invalid McuMgr Parameters response.

Fixed an incorrect minimum version set by the previous release.

Fix for missing error codes.

Version 1.7 adds much better support for the impending SUIT (Software Update for the Internet of Things) standard. This includes both 'Canonical' and 'Polling' modes.

Added Support for "Protected TLV" Zephyr / McuMgr images in the ZIP files.

Small fix to once again select only valid files for DFU.

In this version we added support for SUIT files on the Advanced view of Image tab.

This version fixes several issues found in the previous version. Updating nRF54 devices should now be much faster.

Version 1.5 adds support for SUIT (Software Update for Internet of Things) files.

We were alerted to DFU issues with Amazon Sidewalk, and we found a bug in the library. We believe it is likely to have been affecting other firmware, specially if it was built with NCS versions prior to 2.0.

Direct-XIP Improvements to match behaviour of our sister libraries covering other platforms. Plus, we know it gets boring but, there are a ton of fixes included, which you can read about here https://github.com/NordicSemiconductor/IOS-nRF-Connect-Device-Manager/releases/tag/1.4.1