Open nfreeze opened 2 months ago
I closed the previous PR and made the requested change and a couple of others
You can just push --force
to the branch and it will update in the PR (as a PR is just a branch), no need for a new PR.
If you check the functional tests for companion, I'd like you to add the new feature constants so they are tested as well.
I'll try to make a full review within the next few days, when I'm in front of a computer. Thanks for the work so far 👌
Ah, thanks for the tip. I'm new to the PR workflow so figured I was doing it wrong :) Will update the companion test in a bit.
On Mon, Feb 26, 2024 at 2:19 PM Pierre Ståhl @.***> wrote:
I closed the previous PR and made the requested change and a couple of others
You can just push --force to the branch and it will update in the PR (as a PR is just a branch), no need for a new PR.
If you check the functional tests for companion, I'd like you to add the new feature constants so they are tested as well.
I'll try to make a full review within the next few days, when I'm in front of a computer. Thanks for the work so far 👌
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I am closing this because I didn't realize you can do right=2 and left=2 in atvremote to simulate fast forward and rewind
That might be true for Apple TVs ringing tvOS, yes. But it won't work for older models nor HomePods or other AirPlay receivers. So I still see a value in adding this.
Thanks for adding this feature! Let me know if I can help out somehow.
you can do right=2 and left=2 in atvremote to simulate fast forward and rewind
Could you please elaborate? If I use remote_control.right()
/ remote_control.left()
on an Apple TV 4K (gen 2), tvOS 17.3, it only skips forward and backward. Or do you mean something else?
Thanks for adding this feature! Let me know if I can help out somehow.
you can do right=2 and left=2 in atvremote to simulate fast forward and rewind
Could you please elaborate? If I use
remote_control.right()
/remote_control.left()
on an Apple TV 4K (gen 2), tvOS 17.3, it only skips forward and backward. Or do you mean something else?
If you single press right it skips forward 10 seconds but if you press and hold right (right=2 in atvremote) it goes into fast forward.
On Fri, Mar 8, 2024 at 7:15 AM Pierre Ståhl @.***> wrote:
Thanks for adding this feature! Let me know if I can help out somehow.
you can do right=2 and left=2 in atvremote to simulate fast forward and rewind
Could you please elaborate? If I use remote_control.right() / remote_control.left() on an Apple TV 4K (gen 2), tvOS 17.3, it only skips forward and backward. Or do you mean something else?
https://pyatv.dev/development/control/#input-actions
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I closed the previous PR and made the requested change and a couple of others