Unified firmware: runtime Bluetooth Proxy switch + Stable/Beta channel OTA - #66
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Port of the pattern MSR-1 shipped as 26.7.9.1 (ApolloAutomation/MSR-1
#100/#103/#104), replacing the earlier firmware-channel branch:
- bluetooth_proxy + esp32_ble_tracker compile into every image; a
"Bluetooth Proxy" switch (default off, persisted) starts/stops scanning
at runtime, re-applied at boot (on_boot -300). On this deep-sleep device
the proxy pairs with "Prevent Sleep" for continuous use. The _BLE build
split is retired: _BLE yamls stay compilable but their update entities
point at the standard manifests (they were never published), so
self-built _BLE devices converge onto the unified image.
- Firmware Channel select (Stable/Beta) + apply_ota_source doing a direct
set_source_url swap from per-variant ota_stable_manifest/ota_beta_manifest
subs (${variant_slug}: "", -b, 2, -b2); channel re-applied at boot
(on_boot -100)
- Firmware Update button holds prevent_deep_sleep for the download and
re-arms sleep on the not-started path; no pre-OTA BLE disable (ESPHome's
OTA quiesces BLE itself)
- http_request consolidated into Core.yaml with the proven buffer sizes
(rx 5120 / tx 2048 for GitHub release redirects)
- Core + _BLE/_Minimal on_boot converted to list form so package merging
concatenates instead of replacing
- Minimal images take over the Pages firmware*/ dirs for OTA/adoption;
improv images move to the *-factory/ dirs (installer page repointed)
- beta-channel/ wrappers default the select to Beta; build-beta.yml
publishes the four per-variant manifests (absolute URLs) to the rolling
beta-fw pre-release
- version 26.7.12.1
Supersedes #65.
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WalkthroughChangesThe ESPHome configurations now support Stable and Beta OTA channels, variant-specific manifests, HTTP firmware updates, BLE tracking, and Bluetooth Proxy control. Minimal and factory firmware paths are separated. A Beta workflow builds four Minimal variants and publishes a rolling Firmware delivery
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The firmware changes add runtime Bluetooth and channel-based OTA behavior, but the current version can publish stale beta assets, repeatedly wake Wi‑Fi on one probe setting, and allow deep sleep to interrupt OTA before flashing begins. These bounded correctness and update-reliability risks should be resolved before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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GitHubActions->>ESPHomeBuild: build four Beta Minimal variants
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Add an empty encryption: key to the api: block so ESPHome/HA provisions a per-device API key on adoption, matching MSR-1. Bump firmware version to 26.7.14.1. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code)
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Bring the unified firmware branch up to date with beta (3 commits). The only content conflict was the wifi on_connect firmware-update refresh that both branches added independently; kept the unified entity id (update_http_request) so the reference resolves. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code)
build-beta.yml: add a final step that force-moves the beta-fw tag to the built commit. gh release create tags the default-branch HEAD and asset uploads never move the tag, so the release source commit drifts away from the assets actually published; this keeps them in sync. build.yml: pin ApolloAutomation/Workflows build.yml from the mutable @main to commit 430d90dc (main 2026-07-23), matching the AIR-1 26.7.23.1 release fixes and how the repo pins third-party actions. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code)
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In @.github/workflows/build-beta.yml:
- Around line 8-13: Add workflow-level concurrency to the beta workflow using a
shared group for beta firmware publication and enable cancellation of
in-progress runs, so only the newest beta push continues publishing to the
beta-fw release.
In `@Integrations/ESPHome/Core.yaml`:
- Around line 459-485: Update the Firmware Update on_press flow and
update_http_request handling so it waits for the asynchronous manifest refresh
to complete before calling perform(true), rather than relying on the fixed
five-second delay. Keep deep sleep prevented until the OTA attempt has
definitively returned no-update or failure, then call allow_deep_sleep() only in
that terminal path; do not release the lock while flashing is pending.
In `@Integrations/ESPHome/TEMP-1B_BLE.yaml`:
- Around line 45-68: Update the temperature-threshold lambda to store the
selected probe’s current value in last_temp, matching the sensor chosen by
temp_probe_select; use that same baseline when the Wi-Fi update action runs
instead of always reading temp_probe. Remove the unreachable last_temp
assignment after return true.
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Serialize publication to the rolling release.
Each beta push can publish to the same beta-fw release concurrently. A slower older run can overwrite assets and move the tag after a newer run completes. Add a workflow-level concurrency group with cancellation.
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push:
branches: [beta]
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- 'Integrations/ESPHome/**'
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+ group: beta-fw-release
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In @.github/workflows/build-beta.yml around lines 8 - 13, Add workflow-level
concurrency to the beta workflow using a shared group for beta firmware
publication and enable cancellation of in-progress runs, so only the newest beta
push continues publishing to the beta-fw release.
| - platform: template | ||
| name: "Firmware Update" | ||
| id: update_firmware | ||
| icon: mdi:cloud-download | ||
| entity_category: "config" | ||
| on_press: | ||
| - logger.log: "Applying firmware update for the selected channel" | ||
| # OTA download needs the device awake for its whole duration. | ||
| - lambda: |- | ||
| id(deep_sleep_1).prevent_deep_sleep(); | ||
| - delay: 3s | ||
| - script.execute: apply_ota_source | ||
| - script.wait: apply_ota_source | ||
| # The manifest fetch runs in its own task; give it a fixed window to land | ||
| # (update.is_available stays false for same-version switches). | ||
| - delay: 5s | ||
| - lambda: id(update_http_request).perform(true); | ||
| # Only reached if the update did not start (e.g. manifest unreachable). | ||
| # Re-arm deep sleep unless something else is holding the device awake. | ||
| - if: | ||
| condition: | ||
| and: | ||
| - switch.is_off: prevent_sleep | ||
| - binary_sensor.is_off: ota_mode | ||
| then: | ||
| - lambda: |- | ||
| id(deep_sleep_1).allow_deep_sleep(); |
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Citations:
- 1: https://esphome.io/components/update/http_request/
- 2: https://api-docs.esphome.io/http__request__update_8cpp_source
- 3: https://api-docs.esphome.io/classesphome_1_1http__request_1_1_http_request_update
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- 5: https://api-docs-dev.esphome.io/http__request__update_8cpp_source
- 6: https://api-docs-beta.esphome.io/http__request__update_8cpp_source
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In ESPHome, there is no single class named ComponentUpdateAction that provides a play method. Instead, the update component system uses specific automation actions—primarily PerformAction and CheckAction—to handle update-related tasks [1][2][3]. The play method is a standard member function required by the ESPHome action framework, which executes the action when called [4][5][2]. Key automation classes in the esphome::update namespace include: 1. PerformAction: Triggers an update process [2]. Its play method calls the underlying update entity's perform function (optionally with a force flag) [2][6]. 2. CheckAction: Triggers a check for available updates [2]. Its play method calls the update entity's check function [2][6]. If you encountered a reference to something like UpdateComponentAction, it is likely a internal class or a generic template used within the ESPHome codebase [4][7]. For standard YAML configuration automation, you would typically use the update.perform or update.check actions, which map to these internal automation classes [2][3].
Citations:
- 1: https://api-docs.esphome.io/components_2update_2automation_8h
- 2: https://api-docs.esphome.io/components_2update_2automation_8h_source
- 3: https://api-docs.esphome.io/namespaceesphome_1_1update
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- 6: https://api-docs.esphome.io/classesphome_1_1update_1_1_update_entity
- 7: https://api-docs.esphome.io/base__automation_8h
Keep the deep-sleep lock until the OTA attempt completes.
component.update runs asynchronously, so the fixed five-second delay does not ensure that the selected manifest updated update_info. perform(true) can therefore use empty or stale metadata and schedules flashing for the next loop. The following allow_deep_sleep() can run before flashing starts. Synchronize manifest completion and release the lock only after a no-update or failure result.
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In `@Integrations/ESPHome/Core.yaml` around lines 459 - 485, Update the Firmware
Update on_press flow and update_http_request handling so it waits for the
asynchronous manifest refresh to complete before calling perform(true), rather
than relying on the fixed five-second delay. Keep deep sleep prevented until the
OTA attempt has definitively returned no-update or failure, then call
allow_deep_sleep() only in that terminal path; do not release the lock while
flashing is pending.
| - if: # Check If Temp Probe Is Outside Threshold | ||
| condition: | ||
| - lambda: |- | ||
| // Determine the selected probe | ||
| auto selected_probe = id(temp_probe_select).current_option(); | ||
| float current_temp; | ||
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| if (selected_probe == "Temperature") { | ||
| current_temp = id(temp_probe).state; | ||
| } else { | ||
| current_temp = id(ntc_sensor).state; | ||
| } | ||
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| // Check temperature difference | ||
| if (std::abs(current_temp - id(last_temp)) > id(temp_diff_threshold)->state) { | ||
| return true; | ||
| id(last_temp) = current_temp; | ||
| } else { | ||
| return false; | ||
| } | ||
| then: # If So Then Turn On Wifi To Update | ||
| - logger.log: "Apollo Automation: Outside Temp Change Detected" | ||
| - lambda: |- | ||
| id(last_temp) = id(temp_probe).state; |
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Store the baseline from the selected probe.
When temp_probe_select is "Food", Lines 53-55 compare ntc_sensor with last_temp. Line 68 then stores temp_probe in last_temp. Subsequent checks compare two different sensors and can wake Wi-Fi on every cycle. Also remove the unreachable assignment after return true on Line 61.
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- id(last_temp) = id(temp_probe).state;
+ id(last_temp) =
+ id(temp_probe_select).current_option() == "Food"
+ ? id(ntc_sensor).state
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In `@Integrations/ESPHome/TEMP-1B_BLE.yaml` around lines 45 - 68, Update the
temperature-threshold lambda to store the selected probe’s current value in
last_temp, matching the sensor chosen by temp_probe_select; use that same
baseline when the Wi-Fi update action runs instead of always reading temp_probe.
Remove the unreachable last_temp assignment after return true.
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Version: 26.7.12.1
Adds:
bluetooth_proxy+esp32_ble_trackernow compile into every image; a "Bluetooth Proxy" switch (default off, persisted, re-applied at boot) starts/stops scanning at runtime. On this deep-sleep device the proxy only forwards while awake — pair it with "Prevent Sleep" for continuous use.apply_ota_source: a directset_source_urlswap from per-variantota_stable_manifest/ota_beta_manifestsubstitutions (${variant_slug}: "", -b, 2, -b2). The channel is re-applied at boot (on_boot -100).http_requestconsolidated into Core.yaml withbuffer_size_rx: 5120/buffer_size_tx: 2048— GitHub release redirects overflow the 512-byte defaults (~3.6 KB CSP header line, ~850-char signed query). Add Firmware Channel switching and serve end-user images for OTA #65 had no buffer sizing; beta-channel OTA fails without it.firmware*/dirs; improv images move to the*-factory/dirs; installer page repointed. install.apolloautomation.com needs the matching repoint when this ships to main (mirrors Point MSR-1 installer at the factory image (restores Wi-Fi setup step) installer#16).beta-channel/wrappers + build-beta.yml publishing the four per-variant manifests to the rollingbeta-fwpre-release.Fixes:
_BLEbuild split is retired the MSR-1 way:_BLEyamls stay compilable (dashboard_import compat) but lose their own proxy/tracker blocks; their update entities point at the standard manifests — they were never published, so no fielded devices sit on a legacyfirmware-blemanifest; self-builders converge onto the unified image._BLE/_Minimalvariants'on_bootconverted from mapping to list form so package merging concatenates instead of silently replacing (the AIR-1 merge gotcha).prevent_deep_sleep()and re-arms sleep on the not-started path.Breaks:
_BLEimages were never published. Sleeping devices only see channel changes/updates while awake —ota_mode/ "Prevent Sleep" (default ON) governs, unchanged. Note beta's.github/is 9 commits behind main (Consolidate workflows into shared ApolloAutomation/Workflows reusable workflows #64 workflow consolidation), so the eventual beta→main sync will need workflow reconciliation — unrelated to this PR's content.Supersedes #65. Leaves #61 (stale-entity fix) alone.
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