docs(mysa2mqtt): refresh the supported hardware table - #285
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The table's contents were last updated when INF-V1-0 support landed in July, and several rows no longer matched the code: - BB-V2-X claimed nothing about power, even though deriving power from the duty cycle (#200) applies to every V2 — `needsHeaterWatts` is `isV2 || isInFloor` — so the row now carries the same note as the Lite. - INF-V1-0 gained ambient/floor sensor selection in #245 and #246. - AC-V1-X has had fan-speed control since #121/#205/#226 and #234. Swing and position are still genuinely absent. The "in progress" wording and the⚠️ markers implied work pending on limitations that are not expected to change, so the supported families are now marked ✅ and the caveats read as characteristics. Also adds ST-V1-0 (central HVAC) as not supported, with the reason — it uses AWS IoT Device Shadows rather than the /v1/dev/{id}/... protocol every other family speaks — a link to #111, and a call for help pointing at the existing capture instructions. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe supported hardware table now marks four thermostat families as working and documents their capabilities. It adds sensor selection for in-floor thermostats and fan-speed control for AC thermostats. It adds the unsupported ST-V1-0 central-HVAC model because it uses AWS IoT Device Shadows. A patch release changeset documents these updates. Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 1 (Trivial) | ~5 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Users may publicly upload device identifiers and private thermostat-state data when following the new capture request. Add redaction guidance before merging; also make the release note user-facing. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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The README ships inside the npm package, so the corrected table only reaches npmjs.com with a release. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In @.changeset/supported-hardware-table.md:
- Around line 7-14: Rewrite the changeset body as a user-facing release note:
directly describe the newly supported thermostat families and their
capabilities, including estimated V2 power usage, in-floor sensor selection, and
AC fan-speed control. Also announce Central-HVAC ST-V1-0 as unsupported,
mentioning its AWS IoT Device Shadows communication and retaining links to the
tracking issue and capture instructions. Remove internal wording about
documentation drift, maintenance history, caveats, and pending work.
In `@packages/mysa2mqtt/README.md`:
- Line 29: Update the ST-V1-0 capture guidance and the linked “capturing data
for a new thermostat type” instructions to require redacting device identifiers
and private thermostat state from raw topics and payloads before attaching
captures to a public issue.
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What
Brings the Supported hardware table in
packages/mysa2mqtt/README.mdback in line with the code, drops the "in progress" framing, and adds a row for central-HVAC thermostats.Why
The table's contents were last updated on 2026-07-21, when
INF-V1-0support landed. Three rows had drifted since:BB-V2-Xsaid nothing about power. feat(mysa2mqtt): derive power from duty cycle for V2 thermostats #200 derives power from the duty cycle for every V2 —needsHeaterWatts = isV2 || isInFloorinpackages/mysa2mqtt/src/thermostat.ts— but only the Lite row was updated at the time, so the non-Lite row implied it measures power directly. It now carries the same note, matching what the Power reporting section already says.INF-V1-0gained ambient/floor sensor selection in feat: in-floor thermostat now follows air/floor temp based on user setting #245 (follow the tracked sensor) and feat: for in floor thermostats a user can now select the thermostat temperature source ambient or floor #246 (change it from Home Assistant, via the Temperature source dropdown), both after the row was written.AC-V1-Xhas supported fan-speed control since fix: support AC-V1-X fan speed fn values from SupportedCaps (CodeNum=1117) #121 / fix(sdk): support AC-V1-X fan speed fn values from SupportedCaps (CodeNum=1117) #205 / fix: restore fan-speed control for AC-V1-0 (CodeNum=1117) thermostats without enumerated SupportedCaps.fanSpeeds #226 (SupportedCapsfnvalues for CodeNum=1117) and fix: honour per-mode fan-speed capabilities (and compare CodeNum numerically) #234 (per-mode fan capabilities). Swing and position are still genuinely unimplemented, so that caveat stays.The⚠️ markers and "Partially working, in progress" described these limitations as pending work. They aren't expected to change, so the supported families are now ✅ and the caveats read as characteristics of the hardware rather than a to-do list.
Central HVAC
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ST-V1-0(Mysa Smart Thermostat for Central HVAC) as 🚫 Not supported, with the actual reason — it talks to the cloud over AWS IoT Device Shadows rather than the/v1/dev/{id}/...protocol every other family uses — a link to #111, and a Help wanted call that points at the existing Capturing data for a new thermostat type section, so an owner of one has a concrete next step.Notes for the reviewer
ST-*is already described inpackages/mysa2mqtt/src/capture.ts.patchchangeset formysa2mqtt, since this README ships inside the npm package and the corrected table only reaches npmjs.com with a release.npx prettier --checkpasses; the in-table anchor resolves to the existing capture heading.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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