Newer version of Indigo 2022.x.x

[Londonmark]

The other plug-in I find really helpful is super conditions. Feel the ability to have actions so things if something is true or else do something else should be core functionality of Indigo. This gives that capability.

[Different Computers]

I apologize if this has been asked a million times, but I Was hoping if someone could tell me if this migration path was ok to indigo 2022.1. I don't quite have time to migrate my personal plugins to python 3 quite yet, but need to migrate to monterey sooner than later.

I'm currently on big sur (intel) with indigo 2021.1. All my plugins are py2.
If I install indigo 2022.2 (right now.. .on big sur), my understanding is that it will install a python 2 runtime and my plugins will be just fine. Then if I upgrade to monterey, no problems? Everything should just work? And then of course i should DEFINITELY upgrade my plugins to py3 asap!

I didn’t see anyone answer you. Yes, you are correct—for now and for v 2022.1. The Big Challenge for end users comes with 2022.2, not released yet.

[hamw]

Is it possible to upgrade:

Simple Serial
RFXCom
Phidgets
Autelis Jandy

These are critical to my HA.

Flying Diver, I know you have written a substitute for SimpleSerial, but I have that scattered across my system. Would require a lot of changes.

Could some one take a look at these? I can email the plugins ... pls PM me or send email to hamw at Comcast . net

[Korey]

RFXcom has been updated to Python 3

I use Autelis Jandy in my system. I bet we are the only 2!

It would be nice to have it upgraded to Python 3, it will be the one that holds me back from upgrading further.

Well that and the rain machine plugin..

[GlennNZ]

RFXCOM is here

https://github.com/Ghawken/rfxcom-plugin/tree/Python3


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[blauhaus]

Late-adopter here. I converted to Indigo 2022.1 yesterday, which went well; some Python scripts to check. About 3/4 of the plugins that I use are upgraded, so thanks to Matt, Jay, FlyingDiver, and plugin developers for the work!

Of the remaining, there are 2 golden-oldie plugins that I would hope could be upgraded. I'm not sure if either of the original developers are still active on Indigo.
--PioneerReceiver, com.nathansheldon.indigoplugin.PioneerReceiver
--Security Camera, Bert Martin

Any other users still using either of these?

[DaveL17]

Nathan has left the fold, and has moved the Pioneer Receiver plugin to the Indigo Open Source repository. I can't provide support for the plugin (I don't have a Pioneer receiver so I don't use the plugin), but I'm taking a look at what would be required to update it to Python 3 now.

[DaveL17]

@blauhaus -- shoot me a DM and I'll share a link to a beta of the Pioneer Receiver plugin that's been updated for Indigo 2022.1 and Python 3.

[hamw]

Dave,

Could you take a look at the Simple Serial plugin?

Would really appreciate it!

[DaveL17]

I'm not making any promises, but I don't see the Simple Serial plugin in the Indigo Plugin Store or in the Indigo Open Source repository on GitHub.

[Vig]

I am stuck with SimpleSerial plugin as well. The plugin has the python code in it, wouldn't it be possible to upload it to the GITHub?

[Vig]

I modified the code in SimpleSerial plugin, I think it should be python3 compatible.. how do I check if it works with 2022.2?

[CliveS]

I modified the code in SimpleSerial plugin, I think it should be python3 compatible.. how do I check if it works with 2022.2?

I had the same question and the answer was, to quote my good friend @autolog .

All scripts in Indigo 2022.1+ now use Python 3.
Internally, within a plugin, there is an info.plist file that contains a field (ServerApiVersion) that determines what Python version the plugin requires. If this API version is specified as 3.0 (or greaterin the future) it will use Python 3, otherwise (for the moment) Python2. Python 2 will be deprecated and|or not supported in Indigo 2022.2+.

Have a look at https://forums.indigodomo.com/viewtopi ... 5&t=26083

[FlyingDiver]

I am stuck with SimpleSerial plugin as well. The plugin has the python code in it, wouldn't it be possible to upload it to the GITHub?

Depends on what license the original author attached to the code. Or if it's got copyright declarations in it. Uploading to GitHub without the developer's authorization would be copyright infringement.

[DaveL17]

I modified the code in SimpleSerial plugin, I think it should be python3 compatible.. how do I check if it works with 2022.2?

In addition to the API value noted above, you need to try to run it against whatever version of Indigo you're trying to support. The API key `ServerApiVersion` triggers Indigo to run the plugin using Python 3, but that doesn't necessarily mean that it's bug free.