Release TerrariumPI v 4.9.2
Release 4.9.2 + 4.9.3 - Docker fixes
The Docker builds where broken and should now be fixed again. That is all.
Upgrading
Or, go the installation page in order to install Terrarium PI version.
The Docker builds where broken and should now be fixed again. That is all.
Or, go the installation page in order to install Terrarium PI version.
The previous release did improve the speed a lot with caching the total power and water usage. This saves a lot of CPU time with a big database.
When TerrariumPI is running for a couple or years, you will get a lot of relay data which it used for the total power and water usage. After 7 years, it took about 15 seconds each time it was calculated. Which is half the time of the engine run time.
Apparently there was a bug in the code for many, many years :disappointed:. The settle time value was calculated from the time the relay was toggled on. But when the relay on duration is higher than the settle time value, the settle time was useless.
This upgrade will add some more Telegram support and updates. We do support a new relay which is the TAPO P100. Updated documentation about upgrading TerrariumPI and some maintenance updates. Also we have tighten the encryption a bit.
The first release in 2024 is here. With this release we have added a new bluetooth controllable relay. This is the Voltcraft SEM6000. Which is pretty small and easy to use.
Futhermore there are some code fixes for Telegram and we have added a GUI build patch.
Important: In this update we have moved some 3rd party libraries to PIP libraries. Make sure you rerun the installer!
A happy new year release! This release is a more maintenance release which mainly fixes bugs. Also it contains new code for Meross API which should keep working after 01-01-2024. So if you experience Meross problems, please upgrade to version 4.8.1.
Or, go the installation page in order to install Terrarium PI version.
A new release with a big new feature. There is support for Telegram in the notification system. It took some time to implement because I do not use it. So lucky there was @cmonicob, which made a nice start and did all the testing to make it work.
With this new release we have added some new features, fixed some nasty small bugs, and finished some left over code and functionality.
We also bump the version to 4.7 as with this release all functionality should be rewritten and available to use. These are:
A new, sort of maintenance, release. But it contains just a bit more
The major update is a feature request from may 2019 that should now be added. You can add a threshold value per light sensor. Also you can use LDR buttons as feedback sensor. And in the lights area you can select the sensors which are used to check if the light is above the threshold.