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The pull request modifies the esphome/package/garagedoor_update.yaml file by updating the source URL for firmware updates. The change replaces the previous URL for the "vindriktning" manifest with a new URL that points to the "garagedoor" manifest. This adjustment indicates a transition in the target firmware package for the garage door functionality.
Changes
| File Path | Change Summary |
|---|---|
| esphome/package/garagedoor_update.yaml | Updated source URL from "vindriktning" to "garagedoor" manifest. |
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62: The changes in this PR involve modifications to the
esphome/package/garagedoor_update.yamlfile, specifically updating the source URL for firmware updates, which directly relates to the changes made in the main PR that also involve modifications to the same file.
Poem
In the garden where rabbits play,
A new door opens, hip-hip-hooray!
From "vindriktning" to "garagedoor,"
A firmware shift, we all adore!
Hopping with joy, we cheer and sing,
For every change, a fresh new spring! 🐇✨
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`5-5`: **Verify the compatibility and functionality of the new firmware package.** The updated `source` URL follows the correct format and points to a new "garagedoor" manifest. However, please ensure that: 1. The new firmware package is compatible with the target device. 2. The new firmware package provides the expected functionality for the garage door. Run the following script to verify the compatibility and functionality:Verification successful
--- **The manifest file is valid and contains the necessary information for firmware updates.** The verification process has revealed that the manifest file at `https://scns.github.io/myESPhome/garagedoor/manifest.json` is valid and contains the required information for firmware updates, albeit in a different structure than initially expected. Here are the key findings: 1. The manifest follows a structure compatible with ESPHome and Home Assistant integrations. 2. The firmware version is 3.1.1, which is different from the initially expected 1.2.3. 3. The OTA update path is "garagedoor-esp8266.ota.bin". 4. The manifest is specifically for an ESP8266 chip. Recommendations: 1. Update the ESPHome configuration to correctly use this manifest structure if it's not already doing so. 2. Ensure that the version 3.1.1 is the expected version for your garage door firmware. 3. Verify that your device is indeed using an ESP8266 chip, as specified in the manifest. The change in the manifest URL is appropriate, but make sure your ESPHome setup is configured to handle this manifest format correctly.Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis: Script: ```shell #!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the compatibility and functionality of the new firmware package. # Test 1: Check if the manifest file exists. Expect: 200 OK response. curl -I https://scns.github.io/myESPhome/garagedoor/manifest.json # Test 2: Check if the firmware binary exists. Expect: 200 OK response. manifest_url="https://scns.github.io/myESPhome/garagedoor/manifest.json" firmware_url=$(curl -s $manifest_url | jq -r '.firmware_url') curl -I $firmware_url # Test 3: Check if the firmware version in the manifest matches the expected version for the garage door. Expect: version match. expected_version="1.2.3" # Replace with the expected version for the garage door manifest_version=$(curl -s $manifest_url | jq -r '.firmware_version') if [ "$manifest_version" = "$expected_version" ]; then echo "Firmware version matches the expected version for the garage door." else echo "Firmware version does not match the expected version for the garage door." fi ``` Length of output: 1855 --- Script: ```shell #!/bin/bash # Description: Fetch and display the content of the garagedoor manifest file # Fetch the manifest content echo "Manifest content:" curl -s https://scns.github.io/myESPhome/garagedoor/manifest.json # Check if the manifest is valid JSON echo -e "\n\nJSON validation:" if jq empty https://scns.github.io/myESPhome/garagedoor/manifest.json 2>/dev/null; then echo "The manifest is valid JSON." else echo "The manifest is not valid JSON." fi # Display specific fields if the JSON is valid echo -e "\n\nSpecific fields:" jq '{firmware_url: .firmware_url, firmware_version: .firmware_version}' https://scns.github.io/myESPhome/garagedoor/manifest.json # Check if the file is empty echo -e "\n\nFile size:" curl -sI https://scns.github.io/myESPhome/garagedoor/manifest.json | grep -i content-length ``` Length of output: 1184 --- Script: ```shell #!/bin/bash # Description: Validate JSON and extract relevant information from the garagedoor manifest file # Fetch the manifest content manifest_content=$(curl -s https://scns.github.io/myESPhome/garagedoor/manifest.json) # Validate JSON using Python (which handles URLs correctly) echo "JSON validation:" if echo "$manifest_content" | python3 -c "import sys, json; json.load(sys.stdin)" 2>/dev/null; then echo "The manifest is valid JSON." else echo "The manifest is not valid JSON." fi # Extract relevant information echo -e "\nExtracted information:" echo "$manifest_content" | jq '{ name: .name, version: .version, home_assistant_domain: .home_assistant_domain, chipFamily: .builds[0].chipFamily, ota_path: .builds[0].ota.path, ota_md5: .builds[0].ota.md5, factory_path: .builds[0].parts[0].path }' # Check ESPHome documentation for manifest structure echo -e "\nChecking ESPHome documentation:" curl -s https://esphome.io/components/ota.html | grep -A 5 "manifest.json" ``` Length of output: 2278
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