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Changelog

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8.2.1 (2021-08-25)

Bugfixes

  • Fixed an invalid definition in the sensor types configuration file

Config file changes

  • Add fingerprint for Fibaro FGFS

8.2.0 (2021-08-25)

Features

  • Add new ConfigManager properties to expose the remaining config maps

Bugfixes

  • Print less intimidating logs for missing S2 keys during decryption
  • Clarify error messages in the log when S0/S2 keys are missing
  • When converting pre-8.1 cache files, treat the nodes as not having any S2 security classes

Config file changes

  • Add fingerprint to Ring 1st Gen Range Extender config
  • Cleanup device file for Fibaro button
  • Add metadata to Nortek devices
  • Correct ZWA012 parameters indexing
  • Add association config for Vision ZM1701
  • Update Hank Electronics devices

Changes under the hood

  • Move more scale definitions into scales.json

8.1.1 (2021-08-17)

Bugfixes

  • Added a missing | undefined to the deprecated beginInclusion signature
  • Fixed a check when replacing a node with another one that should use encryption

8.1.0 (2021-08-15) · „Hell, it's about damn time”

Features

Just one, but it's a big one: We added support for Security S2 inclusion and singlecast communication 🎉.
As it looks like, Z-Wave JS is the first open source library to support Security S2.

If you plan to add support in your application, see the documentation and PR description for details - this also requires UI changes.

Bugfixes

  • The firmware target selection for targets other than 0 no longer incorrectly complains about an incorrect target
  • Avoid writing into node_modules when updating an external configuration directory
  • When an endpoint shares its lifeline with the root (i.e. has 0 max. associations), the root's associations are now ignored when determining how the endpoints's associations should be configured

Config file changes

  • Add another product ID variant to Yale YRD210
  • Update and cleanup Fibaro Walli Double Switch
  • Preserve root endpoint values for TZ06
  • Allow manual entry for Zooz ZSE11 Param 12
  • Add missing fingerprint to MCOHome MH9-CO2-WD
  • Fix Heltun HE-RS01 parameters 41-45

8.0.8 (2021-08-04)

Bugfixes

  • The firmware target selection for targets other than 0 no longer incorrectly complains about an incorrect target

Config file changes

  • Add Silabs UZB3 500 series controller device
  • Correct parameter 81 for Aeotec ZW100
  • Add MCO Home MH5-2a and MH-S510, correct others
  • Updates to Fibaro FGS223 and FGD212
  • Add groups for Heatit Smoke Battery
  • Add support for HELTUN HE-HLS01, HE-HT01, HE-RS01
  • Update Fibaro FGT001 for v8 changes, preserve root and endpoint 2
  • Map root reports to endpoint 1 for Fibaro FGS211/221
  • Add option 11 to ZEN17 parameters 2 and 3
  • Update non-device configs (indicators, notifications, ...) to certification package 2020C

8.0.7 (2021-08-02)

Bugfixes

Improved the heuristic for lifeline associations, which should resolve some reporting issues with devices:

  • If the root endpoint of a device is configured to use a node association, the fallback for the other endpoints no longer creates a multi channel association on the root endpoint
  • If the endpoints of a multi channel device don't support associations, the default lifeline on the root device will be configured as a multi channel association

Config file changes

  • Correct values sizes for zw096/zw099
  • Correct device file for Ecolink ISZW7
  • Preserve root endpoint values for Aeotec DSB09

8.0.6 (2021-07-28)

Bugfixes

  • The detection whether a config file is considered embedded or user-provided now takes ZWAVEJS_EXTERNAL_CONFIG into account.
  • Improved the error message when the cache directory cannot be written to
  • Avoid overwriting the .json cache file with empty data on shutdown
  • Removing associations from non-multichannel groups now works correctly
  • The endpoint device class is now stored correctly when all endpoints have identical capabilities
  • Fixed a crash that happened when trying to determine if all endpoints are the same device class and the device class hasn't been stored before
  • Added missing metadata definitions to Version CC fields

Config file changes

  • Add NAS-PD03Z Motion Sensor 3
  • Template other Shenzhen Neo motion sensors
  • Map root reports to endpoint 1 for CT101
  • Add missing LED Light param to GE/Jasco 46202 and 14292
  • Add missing param and metadata for GE/Jasco 46203
  • Add fingerprint to Aeotec ZWA009

Changes under the hood

  • Added regression tests for this oddysey of config loading fixes
  • Added a bot command to add new fingerprints to existing config files

8.0.5 (2021-07-22)

Bugfixes

  • Fixed $import validation logic for device config files from the ZWAVEJS_EXTERNAL_CONFIG dir
  • Always treat 1-bit partial parameters as unsigned

Config file changes

  • Add fingerprint for Heatit Smoke battery

Changes under the hood

  • Fixed some bot scripts that broke when switching to yarn

8.0.4 (2021-07-21)

Bugfixes

  • Multicast/Broadcast start/stopLevelChange now also works correctly via the setValue API
  • Fixed validation logic for the firmware update target to accept target 0 again
  • Fixed $import validation logic for device config files from the deviceConfigPriorityDir

8.0.3 (2021-07-20)

Bugfixes

  • Corrected the interview order of non-application CCs vs. application CCs on the root endpoint

8.0.2 (2021-07-20)

Bugfixes

  • When creating the fallback endpoint association on the root endpoint, an existing node association is now removed first

8.0.1 (2021-07-20) · „There are things out there that our little minds will never comprehend...”

...one of them being the Z-Wave specifications.
— H. G. Tannhaus (from „Dark”, probably)

Jokes aside, I'd like to use this release as an opportunity to look back on the history of Z-Wave JS. I started this project in 2018 out of frustration with the state of the open source Z-Wave ecosystem. I'm sure this sounds familiar to you if you're reading this. Little did I know what I was getting myself into. Originally, I just needed something that works for me, but decided to share it with the world.

Well, here we are. After...

  • almost 3.5 years,
  • over 4000 commits by over 150 contributors (including some bots),
  • about 2 million additions and deletions,
  • reading over 2000 pages of cryptic specifications
  • millions of log lines,
  • and investing more time that I feel comfortable knowing about,

I'm starting to understand why there are so few (good and open source) Z-Wave drivers available.

Nonetheless, Z-Wave JS is picking up momentum and is getting used used more and more, both by open source and commercial projects. A while ago, we added usage statistics (opt-in), so we have at least some idea of how many people are using Z-Wave JS. As of today, Z-Wave JS is powering over 5,000 Z-Wave networks all over the world with over 70,000 devices (that we know of).

This wouldn't have been possible without all the support I've gotten so far. I'd like to thank everyone who has supported me over the years, both financially and by contributing. A big shoutout is especially due to

What's next?
With this v8 release, most of the pain points from previous versions and concerning compatibility with legacy Z-Wave devices should finally be resolved. This opens up the opportunity to focus on new and exciting features. On that list are the long-awaited Security S2, SmartStart and eventually the new Z-Wave Long Range.

Road to certification
As you may already know, if you're planning to market a product or software with the official Z-Wave logos, certification is required for the entire product, from the hardware over the driver to the UI. In its current state, Z-Wave JS is not yet ready for certification (neither are the alternatives, for that matter). If your company is relying on Z-Wave JS, please consider paving that road by contributing to the project and/or sponsoring me. I'd love to be able to work full-time on Z-Wave JS and make it the first certified open source Z-Wave driver. While Z-Wave JS is free, your support will allow me to continue to make it better and reach that goal even faster.

TL;DR: Z-Wave JS rocks! You rock! Now let's take a look at the changelog...


Breaking changes · Migration guide

  • User codes are no longer queried during the interview in order to save battery
  • Restructured interview settings in ZWaveOptions
  • Reworked how endpoints and lifeline associations are handled
  • Removed neighbors property from ZWaveNode class and removed InterviewStage.Neighbors
  • Added missing node argument to nodes' "statistics updated" event
  • The minimum required Node.js version is now v12.22.2
  • The repository has been migrated from yarn v1 to yarn v3. This changes a few things, mainly regarding installing dependencies and editor support and might require manual intervention after updating the repo.
  • Change secondary exports to package.json subpath exports
  • Both fields in BatteryHealthReports may be undefined

Features

  • Support invokeCCAPI and supportsCCAPI on virtual nodes/endpoints (multicast/broadcast)
  • Added node method getFirmwareUpdateCapabilities to check which features of the Firmware Update CC a node supports before attempting the update
  • Add support for receiving Transport Service CC V2 encapsulated commands

Bugfixes

  • Improved error messages that explain why a firmware update failed
  • Multicast/Broadcast setValue now also accepts an options object
  • start/stopLevelChange now correctly works for multicast/broadcast
  • Added typesVersions to zwave-js/package.json, so TypeScript finds the subpath exports when used from consuming applications
  • The endpointIndizes value is now correctly marked as internal

Config file changes

  • Add Heatit ZM Single Relay 16A
  • Add metadata to Evolve products
  • Add config file for Aeotec ZWA011

Changes under the hood

  • Updated several dependencies
  • Config files can now use the ~/ prefix to refer to the config directory root