Same.
To @Barry0892 and/or @Sofirn, it’s worth repeating that lights need firmware reflashing pads in a standard arrangement. Nonstandard pads (or no pads), mean the lights will not get firmware updates. This makes maintenance and development painful, and also reduces the value to customers.
The later versions of LT1, plus the LT1M, use nonstandard pad layouts, like shown in the picture below. Could you get a message to your circuit engineer(s) that the reflashing pads on every light must fit the standard flashing adapters?
Additionally, if at all possible, Sofirn really should sell flashing kits. For example, @gchart designed a nice 3-pin adapter for Sofirn’s attiny1616 drivers. If he agrees, Sofirn could probably make and sell those.
Pic: LT1M pads are too close together to fit a standard pogo pin adapter:
