v0.7.4

TV wake reliability fix. Controller wake immediately sends one WOL packet to the PC and optional TV target. TV control then sends one immediate HDMI input request through the helper, with a USB suspend-cycle latch preventing duplicate resume, mount, and re-enumeration commands.

v0.7.3

TV wake sequencing\n\n- Controller wake sends WOL only to the PC.\n- The helper owns the complete TV wake transaction: one WoL packet, bounded Android ADB readiness polling, then one HDMI input selection.\n- The helper serializes overlapping TV commands to protect against duplicate USB lifecycle events.\n- The Pico wait timeout covers the bounded TV boot wait.\n\nThis release prevents the double-TV-WoL race that could briefly enter HDMI 1 before the TV returned to Home.

v0.7.2

TV wake reliability\n\n- Coalesce USB resume and mount callbacks into one TV wake/input action.\n- Prevent duplicate HDMI input commands after a DualSense wakes the host.\n- Validate helper HTTP responses and report failed requests on UART.\n- Make the TV helper tolerate ADB/WoL failures and process concurrent requests.\n- Validate TV helper IPv4 addresses in both web interfaces.\n\nFirmware artifacts are built and attached by the release workflow. OTA clients will discover this release as v0.7.2.

v0.7.1 - Restore v0.5.2 + server timeout fix

Firmware: exact v0.5.2 state (DS5 wake + manual WoL both trigger TV). Server: only change is catching TimeoutExpired in ensure_connected() so it doesn't crash when TV is in standby.

v0.7.0 - Revert TV control to v0.1.0 (working state)

Reverts wake.cpp, tv_control.cpp, tv_control.h, and tv_server.py to their exact v0.1.0 state. No modifications to TV logic.

v0.6.0 - Proper TV control (no duplicates)

Fixes the DS5 wake → TV bouncing to home issue. Root cause: variant swap caused tud_mount_cb to fire tv_on_host_wake a second time, sending duplicate /tv/input commands.

Now:

• DS5 wake: wifi_wol_send_all() wakes TV instantly, tud_resume_cb sends one /tv/input
• Cold boot (WoL/power button): tud_mount_cb sends /tv/wake via server (only if no command already in flight)
• Variant swap mount: detected and skipped (pending_cmd already set by resume)

v0.5.5 - Revert to v0.5.2 firmware + server fix

Reverts firmware to v0.5.2 state (instant TV wake via direct WoL, server handles input switch only). Server updated with proper logging and timeout handling.

v0.5.4 - Fix TV wake duplication on DS5 path

Root cause: tv_on_host_wake() was sending a second WoL to the TV, but the DS5 button-press path already sent one via wifi_wol_send_all(). The duplicate WoL caused the TV to reset to home after switching input.

Fix: tv_on_host_wake() now only sends the /tv/input command (HDMI switch). TV WoL is sent from:

• DS5 path: wifi_wol_send_all() in request_host_wake() (unchanged)
• Cold boot (S5): directly in tud_mount_cb (non-DS5 external wake)

v0.5.3 - Fix duplicate TV input switch on DS5 wake

Debounce tv_on_host_wake() with a 10s window. The DS5 wake flow triggers both tud_resume_cb and tud_mount_cb (due to the MINIMAL→FULL variant swap), causing the TV input switch command to fire twice — the second one was bouncing the TV back to its home screen.

v0.5.2 - Instant TV wake

TV wake is now instant: Pico sends WoL magic packet directly to the TV on USB resume/mount (no server round-trip). The server only handles the HDMI input switch via ADB (TV is already awake by then).