I don't know if this is the right category to write this issue, but I haven't found something else matching.
I've installed the latest snapshot of OpenWRT on my BPI-R4 Router today and afterwards the DHCP Settings vanished for each Interface. The snapshot I was running before was about 7 days old.
I would not have realized this so quickly, but I my PC did not get an IPv4 address from OpenWRT any more.
After a reboot of the router, I'm getting an IPv4 address again, but in Luci the DHCP configuration tab in every interface is gone. Did these settings move somewhere else now or is this a bug?
this could be connected with my issue, but I'm not 100% sure.
It's not the leases I'm missing, it's the complete DHCP configuration for each interface.
But anyway, if it's already fixed I guess that I have to wait until this fix is included in the next Snapshot build. Currently I cannot get any newer Snapshot...
It is about the detection of firmware features, and if DHCP functionality detection by LuCI fails, the related setting are not shown in LuCI GUI.
I noticed it yesterday when DHCP and wireless status sections disappeared from the front page, and then identifed the culprit commit and messaged to the author (who fixed it today)
I also noticed something really strange, my X86 Main build from a few days ago was showing as it was using OPKG in LuCi instead of APK.
It tracks the use with hasSystemFeatures this might also be related to this problem?
Edit, I just made a new build and the problem is solved