develop-release-candidate needs testing

[doudar]

@kadaan and @fireyeti - Please build and test branch https://github.com/doudar/SmartSpin2k/tree/develop-release-candidate

It's a combination of @kadaan 's last commits and my rewrite of how the BLE client is handled.

Let me know if you need binaries. I've brought a handful of esp-32's with me on this trip, but there's only so much I can do without an actual indoor riding session.

Everything looks working to me. There's bound to be issues however. Please find them!

Good Luck!

[fireyeti]

So I'm trying to figure out how to build the binary in Visual Studio/PlatformIO. Anyone have tips? I can see in the blue bar at the bottom of Visual Studio I am in the correct branch. What's next? Imagine you are talking to a child, as I have never built a binary. :-)

[doudar]

bottom of the screen you'll see a tiny white check mark. clicking on that will build it

[doudar]

when it's finished, there will be a firmware.bin in your computers Github/SmartSpin2k/.pio/build/esp32doit/ folder

[fireyeti]

Cool! Thanks @doudar !

[drz01]

Hmm. Is there a easy way to confirm the build came from the correct branch? I was pretty sure, but could not tell from either the console or the UI...

The resultant firmware behaved more like the last release than the last FTMS test build...did the new scanner make it into this branch?

[drz01]

Finally built from branch after a manual Github sync before autosync would start; I also merged the latest commits: Console output

[doudar]

Whoa....That's ugly.

I wonder why it kept rescanning...

Thanks for the pastebin - that works so much better for the debugging output.

[doudar]

Just for kicks, does it do the same thing using my binary uploaded either via the web interface or via the SmartSpin2K flash tool https://github.com/SmartSpin2K/SmartSpin2kFlasher/releases/

[drz01]

This is from your build: console output

I see Telegram is still not sending; inching closer though testing with my own bot.

[doudar]

I'm working from my laptop (instead of my main computer) and I don't have the telegram certificates on this one so the telegram will fail (but it shouldn't cause any additional issues). I'm only keeping telegram enabled for the debug build so it takes up the same memory footprint so I can see if everything still fits in the stack after all the changes.

[doudar]

Here's my build - you'll have to unzip it before uploading.

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[kadaan]

I think the issue is that when there is no SPIFFS filesystem data on the device it download firmware. When you setup the device use the “build” and “build filesystem image” platform lip. actions. Then you can do an “upload filesystem image” and “upload and monitor”. Watch the logs and it should skip downloading a firmware.

[doudar]

Here's a new binary (from the develop-release-candidate branch) with the latest changes from today.

This should have fixed the scan loop.

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[doudar]

Try this one:
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removed WiFi.config(INADDR_NONE, INADDR_NONE, INADDR_NONE);

[fireyeti]

Loaded correctly. Will test with a ride later.

[fireyeti]

Was able to test with Zwift. Trainer and SS2K are in same location as previous. I am 15' from a WiFi Bridge AP, and the SS2K does not connect to the wifi network. I had a few issues connecting the powermeter, but I belive that was related to my iOS devices capturing the BLE signal. Once I switched off Bluetooth it was able to scan and connect. Tested on a ride and the response time
was very good and all functions worked properly. No new issues from previous build asidde from WiFi connection not working. I was able to connect to the main Wifi point earlier within about 10'. Will try to test out distances from the bridge AP and report back later.

[doudar]

If you want, try changing the BLE loop times to 1000 & 999 in settings.h and see if that helps.

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[doudar]

Latest rebuild - Loop times increased for hopefully better WiFi performance, + sensor changes by @kadaan .

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[drz01]

FTMS not working yet on mine... console

NB tried merging to latest commit with similar result

[kadaan]

Can you remind me what bike you have?

[drz01]

SM400 from Lifespan Fitness. Pretty generic products; I think the "brand" contracts out batches and calls them different model numbers. BLE in the bike console was undocumented! Works in Zwift though. Hmm...

[doudar]

Just curious, does the current master branch connect if you build it?

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[doudar]

To clarify, the page was at least responsive if you went directly to http://192.168.x.x but if you went to http://SmartSpin2k.local , nothing, correct?

Edit - cool, I got it. I see you edit above

[drz01]

not quite yet...console

[drz01]

"Skipping non-selected PM"?? drc build

[doudar]

It appears you have "none" selected as your power meter in the Bluetooth scanner page. Select "any" and save the drop downs.

Skipping non-selected PM |ZV-E31E6|none

[kadaan]

Try my new binary if you get time. One of the things I did was switch both BLE tasks to core 0 because it's supposed to be better if everything BLE is running on the same core (for pointers I assume). That could be causing issues with the html server as I can't remember what core that runs on (it's hopefully the opposite of the BLE.)

One thing to note, the stepper motor is on core 0 as well.

[fireyeti]

Yes, that's exactly right

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[kadaan]

Crazy. I added specific code to keep pushing mDNS data so this wouldn’t happen. Would prefer to get regular DNS registration working. I had that working locally, but when it got pushed into the branch others seemed to have issues.

[doudar]

latest nightly:

I'm feeling a bit better about the scanning and reconnect handling on this one.

firmware.zip

[drz01]

nightly test

Thank you so much for your Herculean efforts so far! Hopefully FTMS could work for most, but I have decided a power meter is unavoidable; so will switch over to FAU in a few days -- and finally enjoy SS2K!