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pe1hvh 8b544ad95e feat(repeater): read repeater settings nightly over the CLI

Add a RepeaterConfigPoller that reads flood limits, timing parameters,
interference threshold, RX gain, AGC interval and region once a day,
inside a window that opens at 03:00 local time.

These values are configuration, not telemetry. No binary request returns
them, so each one costs its own CLI round trip. Putting them on the
15-minute statistics schedule would add ten round trips per poll for
values that did not change, and would lengthen exactly the window that
1.24.3 closed: a longer poll is likelier to be cancelled by outgoing
traffic, and a cancelled poll writes no record.

Readings go to their own append-only JSONL archive, so the statistics
record schema stays untouched. Both pollers share the one cancellable
task slot, so they can never occupy the radio at the same time.

CLI replies arrive as CONTACT_MSG_RECV with text type CLI_DATA and are
now dropped in on_contact_msg instead of appearing in the message list
as a direct message nobody sent.

2026-09-18 18:59:30 +02:00

api

fix: Multibyte path hash support

2026-04-04 22:59:44 +02:00

ble

feat(repeater): read repeater settings nightly over the CLI

2026-09-18 18:59:30 +02:00

core

fix(worker): run repeater poll as cancellable background task WHAT Run _poll_repeaters() as an asyncio.Task instead of awaiting it in _main_loop(). The task is cancelled as soon as has_pending_commands() reports queued work, and a new poll is only started when the queue is empty. RepeaterPoller.poll_due() catches the CancelledError, resets the repeater's _next_due to now and re-raises, so a cancelled poll writes no archive record and is retried on the next tick. Adds SharedData.has_pending_commands() with its SharedDataWriter protocol entry, and REPEATER_POLL_CANCEL_TIMEOUT (default 5.0) to bound the logout cleanup of a cancelled poll. Corrects the comment on REPEATER_POLL_MAX_ATTEMPTS, which still claimed a poll blocks the loop. WHY _main_loop() awaited the poll in the same iteration as process_all(), so a repeater poll blocked command dispatch for its full duration.

2026-09-06 10:09:19 +02:00

gui

feat(repeater): read repeater settings nightly over the CLI