The official client app offers to discover regions from zero-hop repeaters.
When using pyMC's virtual companion, this function returns a garbage string (including the repeater's name and owner details), but not the valid list of the configured repeaters regions. (Repeater is a real one here, not a pyMC Repeater.)
Using a virtual Companion:
Using a real Companion:
Versions:
pyMC Repeater: 1.0.10.dev68
Repeater: 1.15.0
App: 1.43.0 (Android)
The official client app offers to discover regions from zero-hop repeaters.
When using pyMC's virtual companion, this function returns a garbage string (including the repeater's name and owner details), but not the valid list of the configured repeaters regions. (Repeater is a real one here, not a pyMC Repeater.)
Using a virtual Companion:
<img width="512" alt="Using a virtual Companion" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/d82f4053-50a8-42bc-a6a4-8cbd879beea9" />
Using a real Companion:
<img width="512" alt="Using a real Companion" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/13386e7b-e926-4766-a483-77e734fc5dc3" />
Versions:
* pyMC Repeater: 1.0.10.dev68
* Repeater: 1.15.0
* App: 1.43.0 (Android)
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The official client app offers to discover regions from zero-hop repeaters.
When using pyMC's virtual companion, this function returns a garbage string (including the repeater's name and owner details), but not the valid list of the configured repeaters regions. (Repeater is a real one here, not a pyMC Repeater.)
Using a virtual Companion:

Using a real Companion:

Versions:
@agessaman, you mind looking at adding this feat when you have time. :-)
Working on this. :)
Great work, thanks!