Greg

I got this to connect by changing these lines: https://github.com/t0mer/broadlinkmanager-docker/blob/master/broadlinkmanager/broadlinkmanager.py#L91 Change to: 0x649b https://github.com/t0mer/broadlinkmanager-docker/blob/master/broadlinkmanager/broadlink/__init__.py#L64 Change to: 0x649b And running it locally. ``` git clone [email protected]:t0mer/broadlinkmanager-docker.git python3 -m venv env //...

I clicked the learn in the web app, but I didn’t understand how it corresponds to the buttons on devices remote. I assumed the device needed to be in learn...

As described all of those things work. However I still do not understand how to use this application to send a IR signal build from a hex code (as base64)...

I updated the code myself to accept the device's hex code. I was getting successful messages from the UI when sending commands to it, and I tried learning a command...

Hey @pablocrivella, Its being passed into Ansible as a extra-var from shell: ``` local NODE_VERSION=$(cat ./.nvmrc | sed 's/v//g') packer build IMAGE -var 'NODE_VERSION=${NODE_VERSION}' ``` Then to my main playbook...

New to this lib, but looking at the source in scan I think I see the issue: https://github.com/mattallty/Caporal.js/blob/master/src/command/scan.ts#L19 This needs to be scoped to include only files that contain commands,...

I think this is occurring for me on exec processes called by PM2 process management. I am using fork mode. What do you think, does this occur for subprocesses started...

Ruby is not my first language, but it seems this could be mitigated with: `${Shellwords.escape()}` But curious about the single tick, if it matters or should be fixed.

I am now seeing a similar issue: "$(echo “(\):" "(\): could not find expected ':' while scanning a simple key at line 39 column 1"

I have an example where the choice includes a separator, and the ts parser does not accept it: ``` const choices = [ ...strings, separator, ...strings ] ``` ``` TS2345:...