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Version 2.3.2: Wrong translation of Vision datapoint xxx.mower.partyModus to cfg.sc.enabled #761

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hsteinme opened this issue Sep 21, 2023 · 3 comments
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hsteinme commented Sep 21, 2023

The Vision datapoint xxx.mower.partyModus does not have a correct effect on the mower. Reason: partyModus = true is incorrectly translated to cfg.sc.enabled = 1 instead of cfg.sc.enabled = 0.

 sendPartyModus(id, value, mower) {
        if (mower.capabilities != null && mower.capabilities.includes("vision")) {
            const val = value ? 1 : 0;
            this.sendMessage(`{"sc":{ "enabled":${val}}}`, mower.serial_number, id);
        } ...

Problem was originally reported in the roboter forum,

@Lucky-ESA Lucky-ESA added the bug Something isn't working label Sep 24, 2023
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@hsteinme
Thanks for this info. Is fixed with next release.
BR//Lucly

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Nice, thank you!

Lucky-ESA added a commit that referenced this issue Sep 25, 2023
-   (Lucky-ESA) Added cmd wifi lock for Vision
-   (Lucky-ESA) Fixed [#761](#761)
-   (Lucky-ESA) Added sequence for Vision
-   (Lucky-ESA) Checking working hours and locktime
-   (Lucky-ESA) Fixed incorrect log message for firmware update
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Fixed in release 2.3.3 latest or stable >= 2.3.3

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