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[audio/template] Configure OCP when Mark II is detected #117

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  • New Features
    • Enhanced configuration options for the audio subsystem when the tas5806 device is present, allowing for specific audio backend and intents settings.
    • Introduced conditional settings for "OCP" audio playback and intent configuration.

@goldyfruit goldyfruit added the enhancement New feature or request label Jul 29, 2024
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This change enhances the mycroft.conf.j2 template by introducing conditional settings for the audio subsystem, specifically targeting the tas5806 device. It adds configuration options for audio backends and intents that will only be applied when this device is present, improving the flexibility and performance of the application in environments utilizing this specific hardware.

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ansible/roles/ovos_installer/templates/mycroft.conf.j2 Added conditional configurations for audio backends and intents based on the presence of tas5806.

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 3b3b315 and 898309d.

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  • ansible/roles/ovos_installer/templates/mycroft.conf.j2 (1 hunks)
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ansible/roles/ovos_installer/templates/mycroft.conf.j2 (4)

41-41: LGTM! Closing of the conditional block.

The closing of the conditional block for the tas5806 device is correct.


28-35: Verify the condition and settings.

Ensure that ovos_installer_i2c_devices is correctly populated and that the condition accurately detects the presence of the tas5806 device. The added "Audio" section with backend settings for "OCP" appears correct.

Verification successful

Verified the condition and settings.

The variable ovos_installer_i2c_devices is correctly populated and used across multiple files. The condition checking for the presence of the tas5806 device and the added "Audio" section with backend settings for "OCP" is accurate.

  • ansible/site.yml
  • ansible/roles/ovos_installer/templates/mycroft.conf.j2
  • ansible/roles/ovos_installer/templates/virtualenv/satellite-requirements.txt.j2
  • ansible/roles/ovos_installer/templates/telemetry.json.j2
  • ansible/roles/ovos_installer/templates/virtualenv/core-requirements.txt.j2
Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the presence and correct population of `ovos_installer_i2c_devices`.

# Test: Search for the variable definition and usage. Expect: Correct population and usage.
rg --type yaml --type j2 'ovos_installer_i2c_devices'

Length of output: 80


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the presence and correct population of `ovos_installer_i2c_devices`.

# Test 1: Search for the variable definition and usage in YAML files.
rg --type yaml 'ovos_installer_i2c_devices'

# Test 2: Search for the variable definition and usage in Jinja2 template files.
rg --glob '*.j2' 'ovos_installer_i2c_devices'

Length of output: 1700


Line range hint 56-63:
Verify the PHAL plugin settings.

Ensure that the PHAL plugin settings for ovos-PHAL-plugin-hotkeys are correctly configured and necessary for the tas5806 device.

Verification successful

PHAL plugin settings verification successful

The PHAL plugin settings for ovos-PHAL-plugin-hotkeys are correctly configured and necessary for the project. The plugin is referenced appropriately in the configuration and requirements files.

  • ansible/roles/ovos_installer/templates/mycroft.conf.j2
  • ansible/roles/ovos_installer/templates/virtualenv/satellite-requirements.txt.j2
  • ansible/roles/ovos_installer/templates/virtualenv/core-requirements.txt.j2
Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the necessity and correctness of the PHAL plugin settings for `ovos-PHAL-plugin-hotkeys`.

# Test: Search for references to `ovos-PHAL-plugin-hotkeys` in the codebase. Expect: Correct and necessary usage.
rg --type yaml --type j2 'ovos-PHAL-plugin-hotkeys' -A 5

Length of output: 83


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the necessity and correctness of the PHAL plugin settings for `ovos-PHAL-plugin-hotkeys`.

# Find all YAML and Jinja2 files and search for references to `ovos-PHAL-plugin-hotkeys`
fd -e yaml -e j2 | xargs rg 'ovos-PHAL-plugin-hotkeys' -A 5

Length of output: 2042


36-40: Verify the "intents" settings.

Ensure that the "intents" section and the "legacy" flag for "OCP" are correctly configured and necessary for the tas5806 device.

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