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Polso is Italian for pulse: Vedetta now takes the pulse of your network, for everyone.
- The network doctor. A new tile of the Network card, Network health, opens a screen with four checks: two devices on the same address, a device that restarts again and again, many devices that drop together (a switch, an access point, the power), and a gateway that suddenly answers slower. Each finding says who, what, since when and what to do, and you can hide the ones you already know about. Phones are left out of the checks on drops: their Wi-Fi sleeps on purpose. The doctor only reads what Vedetta already measures and sends nothing to your devices.
- Networks wider than a /24. On a /22 or wider, the gateway tile shows the real subnet and counts every device in it, and the devices Home Assistant sees on that network are grouped as one network, not one per /24.
- A quieter log. With Networks seen by Home Assistant on, the reading is written in the log when something changes, not every minute.
- Pick the hour of the nightly maintenance. A new option, Night maintenance · Hour, moves it away from 03:00, for example when backups run at the same time.
- Only Home Assistant can open the app. Requests from the host itself are refused too: with the host network, another app could otherwise reach Vedetta without signing in.
Thank you to everyone who shared an export: the doctor was checked against weeks of real home networks before being switched on. And thanks to the people who reported the /24 in Discussion #15, to the people on Reddit who reviewed the code, and to whoever asked for the night hour in Discussion #18.
Full changelog: https://github.com/Sived80/vedetta/blob/main/vedetta/CHANGELOG.md