The update arrived now and the program works. I don't want to roll back.
The target is STM32F030F4P6.
Now, how about the STOP MODE?

Hi everyone. I'm currently building a battery-powered device, so it's only natural that I started exploring STOP MODE. Due to issues with the buttons in the simulator (they don't trigger the EXTI interrupt), I wanted to create a component with multiple checkboxes to indicate which STM32 blocks can b...

I can confirm the issue, which is why I ended up in this thread. I don't forget about updates.

I came back to tell where the glitch really was. Now my device has a keyboard with RGB buttons based on the WS2811 IC. I used to have the following parameters HSI(8M)/2 and PLL multiplier x2. Now i change PLL to x8 and project frequency to 32M. WS2811 stop glitching. This is probably worth mentionin...

Now PWM works normal!

After last updates my led works fine.
It remains to find out the secret of the parameter "STARM instruction rate", now it gives funny values ​​on the oscilloscope (the LED still works).
What should be its value at PLL = 8 MHz?

For example, test project.
On working project i got 50 screens of errors.

I do it

Files here

Unfortunately, when changing the component version to 5, I see this.