What's Changed
- Settings tab on the TV. The on-TV dashboard can now open or close itself to phones and computers on the network, show its address as a QR code, and connect Home Assistant. The broker's details are typed on a phone, which scans a one-time code from the TV. These settings can only be changed with the remote, on the TV itself. (#178)
- Switched-off services stay off. Services switched off in the Apps tab started again at every boot, because the startup script that holds them down was never run. The Services list also reported them stopped regardless; it now shows when one is switched off but still running. (#177)
- QR codes work with a token. With a
tokenset, the TV's QR codes include it, so a phone can use the page it opens. The token is only ever given to the TV itself. (#178) - Reopening the dashboard shows the current page. Opening the tile while the dashboard is already running now reloads it on the same tab, so an update shows without restarting the TV. (#178)
- Theme under Settings. The TV dashboard's theme moves from System to Settings, and System drops the server version row, which Updates already shows. (#180)
- Tabs stay put. The tab bar no longer shifts as the selection moves, and scrolls when the tabs do not fit. (#178)
deploy.shwith a token. It no longer reports a failed install when atokenis set. (#178)- What the dashboard changes on the TV is now listed in docs/TV-CHANGES.md, including what uninstalling leaves as it is. The startup script also keeps a short log in
/var/lib/webosbrew/tvweb-boot.log. (#178)
A dashboard already open in the background when this update arrives keeps the old page until the TV restarts; from then on, reopening it is enough.