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.
Port the neighbor-discovery state machine from mqtt-bridge-implementation-flex,
adapted to this branch's MyMesh (WebConfig members shifted the insertion points;
applied by content).
- Two-stage periodic refresh in loop() driven by mqtt_neighbors_interval:
stage 1 is a zero-hop sendNodeDiscoverReq() (reuses the existing 60s window),
stage 2 (startNeighborDiscover) fires one anon-regions scope query per heard
neighbour, then finishNeighborDiscover() builds the table JSON via
MQTTMessageBuilder::buildNeighborsMessage and hands it to
bridge->requestPublishNeighbors().
- Peer overlay at NEIGHBOR_DISCOVER_PEER_BASE lets scope-query RESPONSE packets
from non-ACL neighbours decrypt: searchPeersByHash prepends heard neighbours
(bounded by MAX_CLIENTS), getPeerSharedSecret derives the secret on the fly,
and onPeerDataRecv routes both overlay-index and ACL-client-that-is-a-neighbour
responses into handleNeighborDiscoverResponse.
- Entries ordered most- to least-useful (recent, then stronger SNR) so the JSON
builder's tail-drop keeps the useful head.
- `discover.scopes` CLI command (manual trigger), with a WITH_MQTT_BRIDGE stub
replying "requires PSRAM" on non-PSRAM builds.
- Reports schedule to the bridge each loop via setNeighborsSchedule().
- Uses ArduinoJson v7 JsonDocument (not deprecated DynamicJsonDocument).
All gated on WITH_MQTT_NEIGHBORS. Reuses the existing MQTTBridge* member.
Verified: T_Beam_S3_Supreme_SX1262_repeater_observer_mqtt builds [SUCCESS].
A merge conflict resolution collapsed the `// node name` comment and its
`_display->setCursor(0, 0)` call onto a single line, which commented out
the cursor reset. The node name then rendered at whatever cursor position
was left over from the previous frame (the end of the IP: line), so it
trailed the IP address and wrapped onto the next line instead of appearing
at the top of the home screen.
Split the comment and setCursor back onto separate lines so the name is
drawn at (0, 0) again.
First upstream merge since the 2026-06-06 base (191 upstream commits). 14 files
conflicted; resolutions below.
Fleet-critical check (Constraint 1): upstream reordered NodePrefs members
(rx_boosted_gain / path_hash_mode moved to the struct tail) but did NOT change
/com_prefs. Persistence is written field-by-field at explicit offsets, so member
order is in-memory only. Verified the fork's writeCommonPrefsImage() is
byte-identical to upstream's inline writer at every offset (79 pad, 121, 122,
290-294). No migration needed.
Resolutions:
- CommonCLI.h: kept the fork's NodePrefs (superset) and adopted upstream's
setRxBoostedGain(bool)->bool signature change, which CommonCLI.cpp now uses to
report unsupported. Corrected a stale comment claiming rx_boosted_gain lives at
offset 79 (it is a pad; the field is at 290).
- CommonCLI.cpp: kept the fork's legacy /com_prefs migration and the extracted
writeCommonPrefsImage() call.
- UITask.cpp: three-way merge - upstream's drawTextCentered + powering-off
screen, plus the fork's WITH_WEBCONFIG portal/reboot screens.
- ESP32Board.cpp, MeshCore.h, platformio.ini: kept both sides (fork OTA additions
alongside upstream powerOff/enterDeepSleep and Packet.cpp).
- MicroNMEALocationProvider.h: took upstream's claim/release and added the
_claims member they depend on.
- MyMesh.cpp/.h (repeater + room server): kept the fork's superset defaults.
- Removed duplicate declarations auto-merge produced: RadioLibWrapper::_cad_enabled
and MyMesh::getCADEnabled().
Verification: native suite 15/15 (incl. upstream's new test_mesh_tables), both
MQTT smoke builds green, ArduinoJson pin check passes. Hardware validation next.
An operator who triggers `ota update` via remote management only sees the
command's reply; the actual OTA runs ~2.5s later and reboots on success,
so the start/fail notifications land outside the reply window. Mirror the
key OTA milestones onto the configured alert channel (in addition to the
Serial log):
- START ("OTA update starting") from beginDeferredOtaUpdate(), i.e. while
the loop still runs -- a flood queued at the deferred fire could never
transmit before the flash blocks the loop / reboots on success.
- FAIL ("OTA aborted: ...") at both abort points (teardown barrier
withheld flashing; preflight/download error).
Success has no message: a successful flash reboots into the new image, so
the node returning on the new version is the signal.
New MyMesh::otaAlert() gates on the `alert on/off` master switch and rides
the configured alert scope (AlertReporter::sendText -> sendChannel ->
resolveAlertScope); no-op when alerts are off or no channel is set. Only
these start/fail milestones -- routine slot connect/disconnect is
unaffected (stays in AlertReporter's fault logic). Documented in ALERTS.md.
Both observer firmwares build.
Wire the Phase 4 MQTTLifecycle state machine into MQTTBridge to replace the
blind vTaskDelete teardown that could kill the MQTT task mid-mbedTLS and then
free client buffers on a corrupted heap (the observed OTA teardown panic).
- MQTTBridge owns a MQTTLifecycle::Coordinator driven only by the loop task
(Core 1) from begin()/end(); a nested LifecycleOps binds the host-tested Ops
spec to FreeRTOS/PsychicMqttClient.
- end() requests a cooperative stop; the MQTT task (Core 0) tears down its own
clients where the mbedTLS contexts live, acks via _stop_acked, and
self-terminates. end() waits (bounded) for the ack, then frees queue/buffers.
- Bounded stop timeout -> reviewed fallback (force kill + Core-1 teardown) sets
a dirty latch that withholds OTA flashing.
- begin() gains an idempotent double-call guard and syncs the Coordinator to
Running.
- OTA teardown barrier: simple_repeater's deferred flash aborts/resumes unless
end() reported a clean stop (canFlashAfterStop()).
Scope: minimal cooperative-shutdown unit. The volatile NTP/reconfigure handshake
replacement and the plain-data snapshot / consumer repointing (MQTT_OWNERSHIP.md
sections 1-3) are deferred. MQTT_STOP_TIMEOUT_MS is a Phase-0 placeholder pending
on-hardware characterization.
Native suite green (incl. test_mqtt_lifecycle); both observer firmware smoke
builds compile. Not yet hardware-validated (Phase 7 gate).
Include detailed instructions for local testing of observer and WiFi
functionality without hardware. Document the use of a mock backend and
Wokwi ESP32-S3 simulation for easier development and testing.
Enhance the MQTT implementation documentation to improve developer
experience and facilitate testing workflows.
Introduce a web configuration portal for easier node management and
provisioning without serial CLI. Enhance MQTT functionality with
improved IATA code validation, dynamic slot management, and
background NTP synchronization. Update web UI elements for better
user experience and security notes regarding open AP usage.