Add support for Deebot N7 (r5zxjr) #653
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deebot_client/hardware/deebot/r5zxjr.py(1 hunks)tests/hardware/test_init.py(1 hunks)
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deebot_client/hardware/deebot/r5zxjr.py
1-1: Found useless expression. Either assign it to a variable or remove it.
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1-1: Undefined name x5d34r
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Critical: File content and implementation issues need to be fixed
- The file
r5zxjr.pyincorrectly contains just the textx5d34r.pyinstead of proper implementation - The file
x5d34r.pyexists and contains a complete device capabilities implementation for DEEBOT OZMO T8 AIVI - The PR title mentions "n7" support but no related implementation is found in the codebase
- The implementation pattern from other device files shows that each device file should:
- Have a docstring describing the device capabilities
- Import necessary capabilities and commands
- Define device-specific capabilities using the
DEVICESdictionary
Please:
- Remove the incorrect file
r5zxjr.py - Create a new file for N7 device support following the established pattern
- Ensure the implementation aligns with the PR objective of adding N7 support
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Critical: Invalid file content and implementation
The file contains several critical issues:
- The content is just text
x5d34r.pyinstead of actual Python code - This doesn't constitute a valid Python module
- There's a naming inconsistency between the file (
r5zxjr.py) and its content (x5d34r.py) - The implementation for supporting the device is completely missing
The file should contain proper Python code implementing the device support. Based on the directory structure, this appears to be a device-specific implementation file. Please provide:
- Proper Python module structure
- Device-specific implementation classes/functions
- Any necessary imports
- Documentation about the device capabilities
Let's check the structure of other device implementation files for reference:
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1-1: Found useless expression. Either assign it to a variable or remove it.
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1-1: Undefined name x5d34r
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Based on the gathered information, I can now provide a final response:
Model implementation needs clarification and correction
The implementation appears inconsistent with the PR's stated objective:
- The file
r5zxjr.pyonly contains a reference tox5d34r.py x5d34r.pycontains capabilities for "DEEBOT OZMO T8 AIVI" model- There's no evidence of "n7" model in the codebase or documentation
- Both
r5zxjrandx5d34rare listed as separate device identifiers in the test file
Please:
- Update the PR title to reflect the actual model being implemented (T8 AIVI)
- Fix the file naming inconsistency (either use
r5zxjr.pyorx5d34r.py, not both) - Add documentation explaining the model identifier mapping
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Clarification needed: PR objective vs implementation
The PR title mentions "support for n7", but the implementation appears to be for a different device (r5zxjr/x5d34r). Please clarify:
- Is this the correct implementation for n7 support?
- What's the relationship between n7 and r5zxjr/x5d34r?
- Which is the correct device identifier to use?
Let's check for any existing references to these device identifiers:
Let me gather more context about these files and their content.
Let me check if there's any relationship between these models by looking at the actual content of x5d34r.py and checking for any model inheritance or documentation.
Let me check the README.md file to see if it contains any information about the model relationships.
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1-1: Found useless expression. Either assign it to a variable or remove it.
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1-1: Undefined name x5d34r
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"r5zxjr", to enhance device validation in testing.x5d34r.py, to the project structure.