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I don't claim that this is the most rigorous possible way of handling time-of-week rollovers, but it's better than keeling over.
In this edition, the tracking channel doesn't attempt to keep track of the week number. Instead when it's time to form a measurement, it uses gps_time_match_week() to set the measurement week number appropriately from the ephemeris, which may be equal, a week ahead or a week behind.
Bad results are still possible if we happen to have a cached ephemeris that's 7 days out of date and try to use it at just the wrong time. A separate piksi_firmware update will regularly invalidate outdated ephemerides to prevent that from happening.
@mookerji @fnoble @cbeighley @denniszollo