Open dwgaul opened 2 years ago
Is group message support intended to be included in chip tool darwin?
Not unless and until the Darwin framework starts sending group messages. See also https://github.com/project-chip/connectedhomeip/pull/18375
Right now we would be unable to run certification tests for group messaging via the chip tool darwin app.
Which tests require sending of group messages that you're trying to run via chip-tool-darwin? In general, certification can't require a DUT to send group messages if it just doesn't send them....
@dwgaul
Not unless and until the Darwin framework starts sending group messages. See also https://github.com/project-chip/connectedhomeip/pull/18375
Ok good to know. Asked around and it sounded like this was the case, but good to get official confirmation.
Which tests require sending of group messages that you're trying to run via chip-tool-darwin? In general, certification can't require a DUT to send group messages if it just doesn't send them....
We're running through our internal TE9 testing and I've been assigned a few group related test cases:
TC-SC-5.2 Receiving a group message
I think this one maybe considered N/A for us. Unless my understanding is incorrect, I don't believe clients would receive group messages?
TC-SC-5.3 Sending a group message
This is the main one we were trying to validate. I'll look into what the expectation is for being required in certification, at a quick glance I don't see anything in the spec around group messaging being optional or mandatory.
Right, the "sending a group message" testcase can only be run on clients that would actually decide to send group messages.... That all makes sense.
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Attempting to send a group message using chip tool darwin:
./chip-tool-darwin onoff on 0xffffffffffff4141 1
But it looks like chip tool darwin is treating this address as a regular address and not going through the group message flow:
Meanwhile the standard chip tool looks to go through a group message flow, sending the command to a group:
Is group message support intended to be included in chip tool darwin? Right now we would be unable to run certification tests for group messaging via the chip tool darwin app.