Fix otbr for USB cc2652 dongles #3782
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request includes updates to the OpenThread Border Router, specifically version 2.11.1. It introduces a fix for USB TI CC2652 devices and updates the version number in the configuration file. Additionally, the Changes
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participant User
participant OTBR
participant Network
User->>OTBR: Start OpenThread Border Router
OTBR->>OTBR: Check flow_control
OTBR->>OTBR: Set default flow_control if not true
OTBR->>OTBR: Check for primary network interface
OTBR->>OTBR: Default to eth0 if none found
OTBR->>OTBR: Create necessary directories
OTBR->>Network: Setup firewall and ipsets
OTBR->>Network: Configure ip6tables
OTBR->>Network: Apply NAT64 rules if enabled
OTBR->>User: Start REST API on port 8081 or custom port
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openthread_border_router/rootfs/etc/s6-overlay/s6-rc.d/otbr-agent/run (3)
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67-69: LGTM: Improved robustness with fallback optionThis change enhances the script's reliability by providing a fallback to "eth0" when no primary network interface is found. The warning message is helpful for troubleshooting.
Consider adding a comment explaining why "eth0" is chosen as the default, or consider making this fallback configurable.
You could add a comment like this:
# Fallback to eth0 as it's a common default interface name backbone_if="eth0"Or make it configurable:
backbone_if="$(bashio::config 'fallback_interface' 'eth0')"
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72-79: LGTM: Preemptive ipset creation prevents errorsThis change proactively creates the necessary ipsets to prevent errors from otbr-agent, regardless of the firewall configuration. This is a good approach to ensure smooth operation.
Consider adding a log message to inform the user about this operation, especially when the firewall is disabled.
You could add a log message like this before the ipset commands:
bashio::log.info "Creating necessary ipsets for otbr-agent..."This would provide more visibility into the script's operations, especially when troubleshooting.
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81-95: LGTM: Improved firewall configurationThis change introduces more detailed firewall rules when the firewall is enabled, and ensures proper forwarding when it's disabled. The use of separate chains for ingress and egress traffic is a good practice for maintainability.
Consider extracting the chain names into variables at the top of the script for easier maintenance.
You could add these variables near the top of the script:
otbr_forward_ingress_chain="OTBR_FORWARD_INGRESS" otbr_forward_egress_chain="OTBR_FORWARD_EGRESS"This would make it easier to update the chain names if needed in the future.
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- openthread_border_router/CHANGELOG.md (1 hunks)
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- openthread_border_router/rootfs/etc/s6-overlay/s6-rc.d/otbr-agent/run (1 hunks)
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- openthread_border_router/config.yaml
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openthread_border_router/CHANGELOG.md (6)
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openthread_border_router/rootfs/etc/s6-overlay/s6-rc.d/otbr-agent/run (2)
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1-145: Overall: Improved robustness and alignment with PR objectivesThe changes in this script successfully address the PR objectives and improve the overall robustness of the OpenThread BorderRouter configuration. Key improvements include:
- Restoring the previous behavior for flow control configuration.
- Adding a fallback for the primary network interface.
- Preemptively creating ipsets to prevent errors.
- Enhancing firewall rules and ensuring proper forwarding.
These changes make the script more resilient to various network configurations and improve its ability to handle edge cases. The modifications align well with the stated goal of fixing issues related to improperly configured flow control firmware.
While the changes are good, consider implementing the minor suggestions provided in the previous comments to further enhance clarity and maintainability.
29-30: LGTM: Change aligns with PR objectiveThis modification correctly implements the desired behavior described in the PR objective. It ensures that when flow control is not explicitly set to true, the script uses the "&uart-init-deassert" option, which likely deasserts DTR/RTS as mentioned in the PR description.
To ensure this change is consistent across the codebase, let's verify if there are any other occurrences of flow control configuration:
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Resubmitting verification script with corrected file type
The previous script failed because "bash" is not a recognized file type. Please run the corrected script below to search for other flow control configurations:
Verified: No additional flow_control configurations found
This modification correctly implements the desired behavior described in the PR objective. No other
flow_controlconfigurations were detected in the codebase.🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
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#!/bin/bash # Search for other flow control configurations rg --type bash "flow_control" -C 5Length of output: 63
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#!/bin/bash # Search for other flow control configurations rg --type sh "flow_control" -C 5Length of output: 32
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Discrepancy Detected Between Changelog and Codebase
The changelog entry for version 2.11.1 mentions fixing issues with USB TI CC2652 based devices. However, no corresponding code changes were found in the repository to validate this fix.
- File with Changelog Entry:
openthread_border_router/CHANGELOG.md
Please verify that the necessary code modifications have been made to address the USB TI CC2652 device issues as described.
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LGTM. Changelog entry aligns with PR objectives.
The new changelog entry for version 2.11.1 correctly documents the fix for USB TI CC2652 based devices. This aligns with the PR objectives to restore previous behavior for USB cc2652 dongles.
To ensure this change is consistent with the code modifications, run the following script:
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The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify that the code changes match the changelog entry.
# Test: Search for changes related to USB TI CC2652 devices
rg --type cpp -i "cc2652|usb.*ti"
Length of output: 184
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify that the code changes related to USB TI CC2652 devices are present across all file types.
# Search for changes related to USB TI CC2652 devices without restricting to C++ files
rg --ignore-case "cc2652|usb.*ti"
Length of output: 751
Upstream put the code to deassert DTR/RTS behind a flag, as it was breaking systems that were incorrectly configured using flow control firmware without configuring flow control settings.
This restores the previous behaviour introduced in
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