Add functionality to schedule deferred OTA updates in the MyMesh class.
This includes a new member variable to track the update time and a method
to initiate the update process, allowing for a smoother OTA experience
by managing timing and state transitions effectively.
Introduce a new built-in MQTT preset for the meshtexas.org service,
increasing the total number of presets to 29. This addition enhances
connectivity options for users and supports broader integration
within the MQTT ecosystem.
Enhance the MQTT stats reply to include outbox drop statistics,
providing users with better insight into message handling and
memory pressure. This change improves the clarity of the status
message and aids in diagnosing potential issues with message
delivery.
Update the CommonCLI_Observer to mask sensitive data such as passwords
and WiFi credentials in responses when accessed remotely. This change
ensures that sensitive information is only visible over serial,
enhancing security and preventing accidental exposure of credentials.
Improve the response message for the `alert test` command to clarify
that a successful test send does not guarantee automatic alerts are
enabled. This change helps prevent confusion for operators regarding
the status of the alert system after testing.
Implement logic to determine the maximum number of active MQTT slots
based on available memory. This change allows the system to warn users
when attempting to connect more slots than supported by the hardware,
improving user experience and preventing connection issues. The logic
is centralized in the new getMaxActiveSlots() method, ensuring
consistency across the codebase.
Add a new classification mechanism for MQTT slot activation to inform
users whether a slot will connect on the current hardware. This includes
detailed handling of enabled slots and their limits, improving the CLI's
ability to provide accurate feedback during configuration. Additionally,
unit tests are introduced to validate the new functionality across various
scenarios, enhancing overall robustness.
Adjust the command handling in CommonCLI_Observer to prioritize the
more specific "timezone.offset" check before the general "timezone"
check. This change prevents incorrect responses when querying the
timezone offset, improving the clarity and correctness of command
responses.
Enhance the command handling in CommonCLI_Observer to clarify the
compilation behavior under different configurations. Additionally,
optimize memory pressure checks in MQTTBridge to reduce unnecessary
heap walks, improving performance during sustained memory pressure.
This change ensures that publishes are skipped only when necessary,
enhancing overall stability.
Eliminate unnecessary calls to gmtime and localtime in the
syncTimeWithNTP function. This cleanup improves code clarity
and reduces potential confusion regarding time handling.
Add checks to prevent null or zero-length hex buffers in the
bytesToHex and packetToHex functions. This guarantees that an
empty string is returned instead of an uninitialized buffer,
improving the safety of JSON serialization.
Introduce a mechanism to manage on-connect status publishing for MQTT
slots. This change allows the MQTT task to handle status updates
safely, ensuring that shared resources are accessed in a controlled
manner. The new flag `_status_publish_pending` is set in the onConnect
callback and processed in the main MQTT task loop, preventing race
conditions and improving overall stability.
Replace multiple snprintf calls with a single replyAppendf function to
improve buffer management and prevent overflow. This change enhances
the readability and maintainability of the code while ensuring that
the reply buffer is handled safely across various MQTT status and
diagnostic replies.
Enhance the documentation for the `start ota` command to clarify its
behavior when connected to a Wi-Fi network versus when using the
`start ota ap` option. This provides users with better guidance on
how to initiate OTA updates under different network conditions.
(cherry picked from commit 2019a8c0ca)
Enhance the documentation for the `start ota` command to clarify its
behavior when connected to a Wi-Fi network versus when using the
`start ota ap` option. This provides users with better guidance on
how to initiate OTA updates under different network conditions.
Add support for neighbor discovery and management in the MyMesh class.
This includes structures for neighbor information, methods for handling
neighbor advertisements, and control data reception. The new features
allow for dynamic neighbor management, enhancing the mesh network's
capabilities. Additionally, the maximum number of neighbors is set to
50 across various platform configurations.
Added functionality for neighbor discovery, including the ability to
store and manage neighbor information. This includes methods for
sending discovery requests, handling responses, and updating the
neighbor table. The changes enhance the mesh networking capabilities
by allowing devices to discover and interact with nearby peers more
effectively. Updated relevant structures and methods in MyMesh.cpp
and MyMesh.h to support these features.
This commit lays some of the ground work for the upcoming power management fix that allows users to configure the boot lock behaviour.
It is *not* the full fix yet. The goal is to break up the larger commit into smaller chunks so it is easier to review and softer to merge.
Improvements:
- MainBoard: Add bool to check if power management has been initialised (later to be consumed by CommonCLI to validate we can safely configure the settings)
- MainBoard: Add bool to validate LPCOMP is supported on the board (gates LPCOMP config so it doesnt wedge on an unsupported board)
- NRF52Board: Rename initPowerMgr() -> pwrmgtInit() to align with the "pwrmgt" prefix being used by any power management related functions in the upcoming new version
- NRF52Board: Add a shutdown reason for "None" so the `get pwrmgt.bootreason` command doesnt erroneously return "Unknown"
- NRF52Board: Add gate in configureVoltageWake to not arm LPCOMP when power management isn't initialised or the board doesn't support LPCOMP (i.e. we havent defined the AIN pin)
- NRF52Board: Reference the LPCOMP AIN pin directly instead of from the per-board definitions to align to the upcoming deprecation of the per-board static configs
- NRF52Board: Drop LPCOMP hysteresis as it broadens the wake voltage too much and makes the board less likely to self-recover
- NRF52Board: Separate LPCOMP and VBUS wake arm into their own functions
Compile fails due to user_btn not declared in board target.
Fixes:
- Add MomentaryButton declaration for user_btn in variants/xiao_nrf52/target.cpp
- Add momentary button helper include in variants/xiao_nrf52/target.h
- Add extern linkage for MomentaryButton -> user_btn in variants/xiao_nrf52/target.h
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