feat: IOS - ability to input sound volume #172
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Move from interruption-level to sound expand way. Expand sound attributes like mentionned in companion doc: https://companion.home-assistant.io/docs/notifications/critical-notification fix the 'none' sound option to respect the behavior of that 'none' sound and putting the critical sound to 0 when selected
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Pretty good. Thank you. I don't believe this would introduce any issues for android. I don't want to add anything directly to stable. Please add the necessary changes to the beta instead after considering my comments above. |
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Thank to you for your reviews. I will move to beta once all issues have been resolved. |
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Looks good for transposing into the beta. Thanks |
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Transpose to beta is done. For my information, what is the lifecycle time for the Beta? And just to understand, why use Beta instead of a development or feature branch? It seems easier to track all features that way. |
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Okay i think this is good to go, the only thing is this pull request still has the stable branch changes. If you can copy the raw github file without using your text editor and paste it into a new clean pull request I'll merge it. |
feat: IOS - ability to input sound volume Move from interruption-level to sound expand way. Expand sound attributes like mentionned in companion doc: https://companion.home-assistant.io/docs/notifications/critical-notification fix the 'none' sound option to respect the behavior of that 'none' sound and putting the critical sound to 0 when selected
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It's strange, I rolled back the stable file. |
Hi,
I want to be able to manage the sound volume of critical notifications on iOS.
I want to be able to select the 'none' sound option and really have no sound, cause now none is like default.
Examples:
Have no sound, but still receive critical alerts, in silent mode.
Set the sound to 25% (because 100% in a silent context is quite annoying).
Please excuse in advance if the solutions I propose do not consider Android compatibility as I do not have any devices on which to test.