Force Edge Driver update without CLI?

Devices & Integrations Connected Things
1

hi will there be a way in the appto update/refresh edge drivers without having to go into the cli.
thanks
martin

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Rebooting the hub usually forces it to update.

3

is there a way to update all drivers using the cli ?
@nayelyz

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Do you mean all at once?
I’ve seen that using the command: edge:drivers:installed after the driver’s dev has published the latest version, you can force the update but it doesn’t accept several driverIds at once…
Are you looking for a way to force the refresh of all the drivers to be sure you’re using the latest version?

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yes thats it ,

is there anything in place to auto update the drivers every now and then.
or if they update when the hub is rebooted perhapse a routine that could be set to reboot the hub nce a week or so.
thanks
martin

6

Your drivers should automatically update themselves within 12 hours of a update being published.

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thats great thanks
martin

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Oh no, there’s no command to “pull” all the updates and neither does a command to reboot the Hub in a routine for example.

So, as @Paul_Oliver said, we should wait for the 12 hours auto-update. If we want to force it, we can try:

  • Rebooting the Hub manually
  • Use the edge:drivers:install command
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Thanks

Please xan you have a look at the zigbee button
driver

11

it seems like the force update is broken now
@smartthings/cli/1.10.0 win32-x64 node-v18.5.0

smartthings edge:drivers 6

Basic Information
───────────────────────────────────────────────────
Driver Id 4cd1d3e3-910e-4188-ac45-982aa5c4fe66
Name LAN Nanoleaf v2
Version 2024-09-29T20:30:39.794505887
Package Key LAN-Nanoleaf
Description
Permissions lan, discovery
───────────────────────────────────────────────────
Device Integration Profiles
─────────────────────────────────────────────────────
Id Major Version
─────────────────────────────────────────────────────
9310a07b-5d3f-3bc0-bad0-e018f82d24bd 6
─────────────────────────────────────────────────────

smartthings edge:drivers:install -C 609e2190-c8fa-4b9a-9986-62367890277e

using previously specified default hub labeled “US Hub”
…
6 LAN Nanoleaf 4cd1d3e3-910e-4188-ac45-982aa5c4fe66

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Hello @veonua

Could you confirm if you have information on the latest version published by the driver developer?

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I am the driver developer,
I’m trying to force-push a new driver on my hub

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Hi, @veonua
I just tried it and it seems to be working, can you check if the version you’re looking for appears in the result of the command smartthings edge:channels:metainfo, please?
If you can, please share over DM the result shown by the CLI when you package the driver and the current version installed in your hub, please.
I mean this table:

smartthings edge:drivers:package driver-path
───────────────────────────────────────────────────
 Driver Id    c7c68e44-2e31-44fe-...
 Name         LAN driver
 Package Key  lan-driver-sensor2
 Version      2024-10-02T22:00:02.072084395
───────────────────────────────────────────────────
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The case is solved now

Error: Command edge:drivers:publish not found.

was removed, and I did not read the docs carefully,

edge:drivers:publish %DRIVER_PATH% -I

is the new line that makes a package, publishes, and installs the driver

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I don’t see the command publish, but this is the one I use that performs the three steps you mention:

smartthings edge:drivers:package [DRIVER_PATH] --channel=channelID --hub=HubID

If you want to do it step by step, the commands would be:

smartthings edge:drivers:package [DRIVER_PATH]

smartthings edge:channels:assign [DRIVERID]

smartthings edge:drivers:install [DRIVERID]