Release v4.1.2

Bugfixes

• Reduced CPU usage in networks with a lot of values

Release v4.1.1

Bugfixes

• The Basic CC interview is no longer performed if any actuator CC is supported
• If a node does not respond to a Basic CC::Get, the interview is no longer aborted. Instead the Basic CC is marked as unsupported.

Release v4.1.0

Features

• Added the ability to send Multilevel Sensor Reports using the new sendReport method

Misc

• Updated dependencies including bugfixes and security patches

Release v4.0.7

Bugfixes

• Replaced Sentry.io DSN
• Each installation now generates a random ID that is can be used to suppress error reports on a per-user basis

Release v4.0.6

Bugfixes

• Logs are no longer split across two logfiles.

Release v4.0.5

Bugfixes

• Made Meter CC::Reset accessible through the SET_VALUE API.

Release v4.0.4

• During the interview, endpoint associations are now converted to node associations if required
• Allow Set and SupportedSet commands in Alarm CC V2

Release v4.0.3

Bugfixes

• If a node fails to respond to Multi Channel Endpoint Find, the interview is no longer aborted and sequential endpoints are assumed instead
• Renamed the manufacturer Goap to Qubino
• For many Qubino devices, the lifeline now uses a node association

Release v4.0.2

Bugfixes

• The driver no longer goes into an infinite loop when receiving a CRC-16 Command Encapsulation CC (#888)

Release v4.0.1

Breaking changes

See "Changes under the hood". I don't expect anything to break, but to be safe, I'll declare this as a major version.

Bugfixes

• It is now assumed that the Basic CC API is always supported

Features

• Mandatory supported CCs that are defined in the device class config are now respected. This should improve support for legacy devices that don't include all CCs in the NIF.
• Added support for Sound Switch CC
• Added support for Alarm Sensor CC. This CC will only be interviewed if Notification CC is not supported.
• Added a sendReport command to the Notification CC API, which can be used to send custom NotificationCCReports.

Changes under the hood

• Moved the definition of legacy Z-Wave device classes to a config file.

• This project has been converted to a monorepo and split into the following packages:

  • zwave-js: As before, this is the main entry point for consumers
  • @zwave-js/config: The configuration files and methods to access them
  • @zwave-js/core: The core modules, which are shared between zwave-js and @zwave-js/config
  • @zwave-js/serial: A lightweight wrapper around node-serialport with a built-in parser for received serial API messages
  • @zwave-js/shared: Utility methods that are shared between all other packages

  It is likely that other packages will be added in the future.