Fix Tapo Hub H200 + D230 Doorbell stream #1543
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Because it discards the leftovers in the network buffer. It is pretty common practice in go to use io.Copy and then close the body of a request |
SVilgelm
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Jan 9, 2025
Co-authored-by: Sergey Vilgelm <523825+SVilgelm@users.noreply.github.com>
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it would be better to refactor all such cases instead of just this one, but can be done in separate PRs |
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I can vouch that this does indeed work, without adding this in my hub would not allow me to stream my camera, as soon as I added this in it immediately worked. |
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Thanks! |
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As stated in my issue #1174 streaming the D230 doorbell was not possible.
Running firmware versions:
H200: 1.3.6 Build 20240829 rel.71119
D230: 1.1.17 Build 20240731 rel.53511
This PR is implementing the fix suggested by @aprilmaccydee (as stated in #1174 (comment)). So all credits to them for figuring that out and sharing.
Using "io.Copy" reads the full body before discarding it, while "Body.Close()" only closes the body. I am not quite sure, why that makes a difference, but it does.