v1.0.3

Fixes Echos dropping out of the kiosks' intercom list a minute or two after the bridge starts, which made calls to them fail with "couldn't reach". Kiosk Satellite forgets a kiosk it has not heard for 100 seconds, and the bridge announced its stand-ins only once, when it started. It now announces them every 30 seconds, so a kiosk hears each stand-in several times inside that window and a missed announcement no longer drops it. Update the kiosk the bridge runs on.

v1.0.2

Fixes duplicate kiosks in the intercom list, which made calls fail with "can not call". With the bridge on more than one kiosk, each copy mirrored the others' stand-ins; now a bridge never stands in for another bridge's stand-ins, including the unmarked ones of earlier versions. Update every copy.

The bridge also finds devices by listening to mDNS itself, as Kiosk Satellite does, since some Android builds' mDNS service missed most kiosks. It listens only to the mDNS group, holds a Wi-Fi multicast lock, and falls back to Android's service if the group cannot be joined.

v1.0.1

Hardens the bridge against what any host on the network can send, from the Community Plugins review: bad chunk and WebSocket lengths, deep JSON, unchecked exceptions, unbounded connections and unauthenticated leader election. The README now describes the trust model.

v1.0.0

First release for Community Plugins. Apache-2.0, an icon and a README in the usual sections. No changes to how the bridge works since 0.2.2.

v0.2.3

README adds the Install in Kiosk Satellite button and says where data goes. No code changes from 0.2.2.

v0.2.2

Drops the mentions of the Docker container from the plugin's description and README. Includes 0.2.1's mDNS retry.

v0.2.1

Retries mDNS browses and resolves that Android's per-app limit turns away, so a round no longer skips the Echos with "failed (4)".

v0.2.0

First release as a Kiosk Satellite plugin: the intercom-bridge container, running inside a kiosk. Calls and announcements both ways between Kiosk Satellite kiosks and TECHO5 Echos, and only one bridge runs on the network at a time.