Closed schrodingersket closed 3 years ago
In case it's of interest to anyone, I'm now maintaining a fork of this repository here: https://github.com/nimbus9inc/ZiGate
The primary additions are the inclusion of GitHub Actions for automated builds (huge thanks to @devbis for most of the legwork to enable Linux builds for this project), adding version/commit/PDM information to the Basic
cluster, support for querying the coordinator's Transport Key for an established network, and propagating attribute read/bind messages up to the host for arbitrary (non-standard) Zigbee clusters.
Adding builds to each pull request should make it significantly easier to trace deployed firmware versions all the way back to their source commit to enable fully reproducible builds.
@schrodingersket great initiative!
Do you intend to maintain compatibility of your fork with zigpy for use in Home Assistant ?
It has been reported by the zigate.fr manufacturer that is still supporting and will be posting fixes.
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Le 24 juin 2021 à 12:26, Patrick Decat @.***> a écrit :
@schrodingersket great initiative!
Do you intend to maintain compatibility of your fork with zigpy for use in Home Assistant ?
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It has been reported by the zigate.fr manufacturer that is still supporting and will be posting fixes.
@pipiche38 I meant this question for the new features introduced by the fork.
My understanding is that Zigpy works on RAW mode, so doesn't realy rely on what the firmware is doing
@pdecat - I don't plan to add a huge number of new features; I expect that most of what is added will be improvements to network topology, configuration changes, and the like. That said, if new features do get brought in (either by me or the community), I'll certainly see what I can do about zigpy
support. I personally haven't used the library, as I use a custom library, but I can't imagine it'd be too difficult to maintain zigpy
support moving forward.
As per @fairecasoimeme's comment in #362, this repo is to be marked as maintenance only.
Originally posted by @fairecasoimeme in https://github.com/fairecasoimeme/ZiGate/issues/362#issuecomment-859343471