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Check requiered go version in Makefile
Normally if you are providing a Makefile people do not read to much documentation but make just use of the normal make approach. So checking the requiered golang version would be very conventient.
deflate previously included libraries
On Upload hc2UploadScene expands via the require() statment included libraries.
So for a full round-trip engineering it would be beneficial to "deflate" the included libraries again.
In other words to replace code like
--^ require('library/Debug');
-- LIBRARY BEGIN -------------------------
-- DO NOT MODIFY THE CODE
...
-- LIBRARY END -------------------------back to
require('library/Debug');
Time stamp in uploaded file
It would be in some situations helpful if we could identify when the scene in the Fibaro HC2 system has been uploaded. A timestamp would be beneficial.
A related but perhaps different feature could be, to include the commit code in case it has been uploaded via a pre-commit hook. So the status of the uploaded scene could be visualised very easy.
Handle multiple require statements
It seems to be a common problem, that multiple libraries import the same libraries. For example a "debug" library can be imported multiple times. As a result only one expanded import should be used. The othe required() should be just commented.
Example
file1.lua
require('libary/debug')
require('library/hueLights')
libary/debug.lua
...
--- Print an error message in the console
Error = function ( message )
Debug("red", "error: " .. message )
end
...
And finally
library/hueLights.lua
require('libary/debug')
.....
Currently we get an expanded file1.lua as
file1.lua
--^ require('libary/debug')
-- LIBRARY BEGIN -------------------------
-- DO NOT MODIFY THE CODE
...
--- Print an error message in the console
Error = function ( message )
Debug("red", "error: " .. message )
end
...
-- LIBRARY END -------------------------
--^ require('library/hueLights')
-- LIBRARY BEGIN -------------------------
-- DO NOT MODIFY THE CODE
--^ require('libary/debug')
-- LIBRARY BEGIN -------------------------
-- DO NOT MODIFY THE CODE
...
--- Print an error message in the console
Error = function ( message )
Debug("red", "error: " .. message )
end
...
-- LIBRARY END -------------------------
-- LIBRARY END -------------------------
This is definitely not what we want.
Instead
file1.lua
--^ require('libary/debug')
-- LIBRARY BEGIN -------------------------
-- DO NOT MODIFY THE CODE
...
--- Print an error message in the console
Error = function ( message )
Debug("red", "error: " .. message )
end
...
-- LIBRARY END -------------------------
--^ require('library/hueLights')
-- LIBRARY BEGIN -------------------------
-- DO NOT MODIFY THE CODE
--^ require('libary/debug')
-- LIBRARY END -------------------------
Or something similiar would be required.
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