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current:beta [2021/03/18 18:26] – 9.4.39 beta 1 James Sentmancurrent:beta [2022/04/13 17:42] – 9.4.47 a1 James Sentman
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 =====Beta Versions===== =====Beta Versions=====
-Beta 1 of version 9.4.39 is available as of 3/18/2021. 
  
-This version is identical to the current release except for the finalized support of door locks for the hubitat plugin.+[[https://machomeautomation.com/files/xtension/xtension_9_4_47_a1.dmg|XTension version 9.4.47 alpha 1]]
  
-Since the build number has been incremented a backup of your database will be made automatically the first time you run this buildNo changes have been made to the database structure so if necessary you should be able to revert to the release version without putting back the backup.+v9.4.47 Alpha 1.
  
-Download: [[https://machomeautomation.com/files/xtension/xtension_9_4_39_beta.dmg|XTension beta 1 of 9.4.39]] 3/18/2021+The only differences between this and the last release is that nearly all the plugins have their python2.7 dependencies removedThis should mean they should all run on MacOS 12.3 and newer.
  
 +You do not need to be running 12.3 in order to test this, indeed it will be easier if you are not. I fully expect there to be problems as updating old code for python3 has many potential issues. 
  
-Change Log: +To do the testing that is most helpful download and run this alpha against your current database. No changes are made to the databaseLet it run for some short or long time until you notice an issue or check the log and find error messagesCopy and paste those log entires into an email for me personally, not on the list so as not to clog it up with so many reports that won’t help othersIf it gives you issues that need reporting then once you’ve sent me the log output you can quit and delete the alpha and go back to running the last release 
-  * Hubitat: new “pin code unit” device type added to support knowing which pin code was used to unlock the doorWhen the plugin encounters a Lock unit in the hubitat these units will be created automaticallyThey will receive an “ON” command whenever the corresponding code is used to unlock the doorUnfortunately the hubitat does not yet share what code was used to lock the door so they will never receive an OFF command.  + 
-  * Hubitat: The Lock unit will let you lock and unlock the door remotely by selecting that state from the popup or using the enumerated commands something like: set value of “your lock unit” to “locked” +Many of the newer plugins have been running on python3 since day one, but some of the older ones have not. Here is a list of the plugins that I have just finished porting for this alpha release: 
 + 
 +  * The original Alexa plugin. (note that the zlexa pseudo plugin still requires it’s odd and overly complex installation instructions, it has not been changed) 
 +  * apcstatus 
 +  * arduino 
 +  * barix 
 +  * control by web 
 +  * DIY 
 +  * Haiku Fans 
 +  * Phillips Hue 
 +  * iTach 
 +  * Max Sonar 
 +  * RadioRA 2 
 +  * Both RFX new plugins 
 + 
 +All other plugins were either native on python 3 or were ported in previous updates and shoudl be OK. 
 + 
 +The Websocket plugin is not yet ported as that relies on libraries that have never been updated for python3. So if you are using that plugin you’ll definitely not want to update to 12.3 until I’ve got a replacement for it. 
 + 
 +The Database Sharing sender” has also not been ported to Python3 yet. If you are using this please do not update to 12.3 until I can update that.
  
-Known Issues: 
  
-As of this moment lock units when created may show unlocked as the state even if the door is locked when the unit is first created. After the first change of state either remotely or via the lock itself the unit will then be in sync.  
current/beta.txt · Last modified: 2024/02/05 17:51 by James Sentman