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allowPush support for IR Devices #529 (with namespace fix) #532
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Add option `allowPush`, this will allow commands to be sent even if device state is already in state that is being pushed.
Added `allowPush` property and logic, to allow commands to be sent even if a device is already in the state to be pushed.
Added `allowPush` property and logic, to allow commands to be sent even if a device is already in the state to be pushed. Additionally, added a check to `pushFanOffChanges()` to not push by default if the fan is already in an `Off` state, to make it consistent with `pushFanOffChanges()`
Added `allowPush` property and logic, to allow commands to be sent even if a device is already in the state to be pushed.
Added `allowPush` property and logic, to allow commands to be sent even if a device is already in the state to be pushed.
Added `allowPush` property and logic, to allow commands to be sent even if a device is already in the state to be pushed.
Added `allowPush` property and logic, to allow commands to be sent even if a device is already in the state to be pushed.
Added `allowPush` property and logic, to allow commands to be sent even if a device is already in the state to be pushed. Additionally, added a check to `pushTvOffChanges()` to not push by default if the TV is already in an `Off` state, to make it consistent with `pushTvOnChanges()`
Added `allowPush` property and logic, to allow commands to be sent even if a device is already in the state to be pushed.
Added `allowPush` property and logic, to allow commands to be sent even if a device is already in the state to be pushed.
`pushFanOnChanges` was named `pushFanOffChanges`, causing a namespace conflict
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♻️ Current situation
Currently, IR Devices do not send signals if their target devices are already in the desired state from Homebridge's perspective.
💡 Proposed solution
IR Devices, apart from Air Conditioners which have their own complex governing logic for transmission, now support sending IR commands even if the target device is already in the desired state from Homebridge's perspective.
⚙️ Release Notes
(Dependent on UI implementation / documentation to allow users set the allowPush property appropriately)
Added
allowPush
property and logic, to allow IR commands to be sent even if a device is already in the state to be pushed.This is a follow-up to issue #310