Closed mhoogenbosch closed 6 months ago
thanks, ill look into this
have added some code to the next version that should cope with this, should be released tomorrow
should be fixed by V1.1.0.8
Isn't fixed for me unfortunately.
After waking from standby:
but
After killing and starting the entity is back.
By checking with mqtt explorer the information isn't present in mqtt either.
I just now saw you have released a new version with a specific port number field. I havent checked with this version yet.
Ok, I'll keep investigating - the newer versions already have reconnection logic in place, and I haven't been able to replicate this, but I'll keep trying
Testing a fix for this, all being well i will push an update tomorrow.
I will be able to test tomorrow afternoon.
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New version has been pushed, hopefully you have it now (App should auto-update)
I'm going to try and see if this works, but that'll probably be next week because i'm on leave starting later today. But i'll keep you posted. thanks for your commitement
Hi @jimmyeao, hi @mhoogenbosch,
I notice a similar issue (even though entities are retained in HA): when waking the computer from sleep, the meeting states (pushed from Teams to HA) update correctly, but I cannot push anything from HA to Teams (mute my mic, or any other switch action).
Looking at the logs, I see that upon first connection, TEAMS2HA subscribes to the topic and monitors the homeassistant/switch/xxxx states:
2024-02-19 10:21:37.030 +01:00 [INF] Connected to MQTT broker. 2024-02-19 10:21:37.066 +01:00 [INF] Subscribing.MQTTnet.Client.MqttClientSubscribeOptions 2024-02-19 10:21:37.067 +01:00 [DBG] MQTT Client Connected in InitializeMQTTConnection
However, after reconnection to the broker (after sleep or any other network interruption I suppose), it seems like TEAMS2HA loses the subscription and doesn't attempt to subscribe again:
2024-02-19 12:17:47.125 +01:00 [DBG] CheckMqttConnection: MQTT Client Not Connected. Attempting reconnection. 2024-02-19 12:17:47.125 +01:00 [INF] Attempting to connect to MQTT (Attempt 1/5) 2024-02-19 12:17:47.199 +01:00 [INF] Connected to MQTT broker. 2024-02-19 12:17:49.101 +01:00 [DBG] ReceiveLoopAsync: Message Received: {"meetingUpdate":{"meetingState":{"isMuted":true,"isVideoOn":false,"isHandRaised":false,"isInMeeting":true,"isRecordingOn":false,"isBackgroundBlurred":false,"isSharing":false,"hasUnreadMessages":false},"meetingPermissions":{"canToggleMute":true,"canToggleVideo":true,"canToggleHand":true,"canToggleBlur":false,"canLeave":true,"canReact":true,"canToggleShareTray":true,"canToggleChat":true,"canStopSharing":false,"canPair":false}}
Maybe it would be wise to subscribe again after reconnection and not only after the initial one?
Looking at the code, what do you think about adding this line: https://github.com/jimmyeao/TEAMS2HA/blob/f602af420ef22f9a19850e4bc96e55dc4dee6b1d/MainWindow.xaml.cs#L341 to this function? https://github.com/jimmyeao/TEAMS2HA/blob/f602af420ef22f9a19850e4bc96e55dc4dee6b1d/MainWindow.xaml.cs#L428
That could work, Ill do some testing
ok it doesnt seem to break anything, new version pushed
Hi!
Not fully solved mon my side, maybe it should be added elsewhere: I see other instances of await mqttClientWrapper.ConnectAsync();
which are not followed by mqttClientWrapper.SubscribeAsync()
I found two other functions: https://github.com/jimmyeao/TEAMS2HA/blob/f602af420ef22f9a19850e4bc96e55dc4dee6b1d/MainWindow.xaml.cs#L458 https://github.com/jimmyeao/TEAMS2HA/blob/f602af420ef22f9a19850e4bc96e55dc4dee6b1d/MainWindow.xaml.cs#L583
In my case, I just tried to disable my Wi-Fi connection and CheckMqttConnection() apparently got called (based on logs) and I reproduced the issue. :)
found a couple more places & updated the app - I really need to refactor the mqtt connection logic at some point! Thanks for your diligent work :)
I really love the recent adjustments. The entities get updated constantly, even after recovering from standby or when coming from a network where the MQTT broker isn't available.
On my behave, this issue can and may be closed. But I don't know if you'd like to keep it open for your refactoring of MQTT connection logic.
I really love the recent adjustments. The entities get updated constantly, even after recovering from standby or when coming from a network where the MQTT broker isn't available.
On my behave, this issue can and may be closed. But I don't know if you'd like to keep it open for your refactoring of MQTT connection logic.
Thanks, I'll close it for now - one of my biggest challenges is finding the official MS documentation for the API, I can find none, and I am aware there is a 'feature' where the new Teams doesn't always send the blur state to the API unless it is delivered together with another action, say muting or un muting.
Using 1.0.0.2 (according to app, downloaded your 1.0.0.1 release). When it runs it's fine, but after waking from standby it is 'gone'. Can't seem to find anything in my eventlogs.
Maybe your new version from upcoming weekend will fix this, but if it doesn't, then this is already opened.
Usecase: During lunch my home computer goes into standby because i have left the premises (espresense). When returning from lunch it resumes.