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The ZWave controller will eventually mark a node as failed if it stops responding after a while. We need a way to tag these nodes as failed, and a way to call the Manager::RemoveFailedNode C++ API.
I think that this can be reproduced by adding a node and then factory resetting it. You can then add the node a second time, and the first nodeId will stick around and should eventually get marked as failed.
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Need a mechanism to remove detect and remove failed ZWave nodes
Need a mechanism to detect and remove failed ZWave nodes
Apr 13, 2017
@dhylands In my testing, un-pairing a Z-Wave device does not remove it from the list of devices the adapter reports. Shouldn't a device be removed immediately when manually un-paired? This is a bit annoying because at the moment you can get lots of duplicate devices in the add device dialog.
The ZWave controller will eventually mark a node as failed if it stops responding after a while. We need a way to tag these nodes as failed, and a way to call the Manager::RemoveFailedNode C++ API.
I think that this can be reproduced by adding a node and then factory resetting it. You can then add the node a second time, and the first nodeId will stick around and should eventually get marked as failed.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: