feat: allow disabling the unresponsive controller recovery feature, don't recover while initializing, move enableSoftReset
to features
#6480
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While a lot of improvements have gone into the feature to make it less disruptive, there may be scenarios where turning it off may be desired. To achieve this, this PR makes the following changes:
features.unresponsiveControllerRecovery
that can be set tofalse
to disable the unresponsive controller recovery feature altogether.ZWAVEJS_DISABLE_UNRESPONSIVE_CONTROLLER_RECOVERY
that disables the unresponsive controller recovery when set to a non-empty stringNO_CONTROLLER_RECOVERY
that does the sameEssentially disabling this feature will restore the pre-12.x behavior of Z-Wave JS when the controller is unresponsive. When this happens, controller commands will simply fail and nodes may get randomly marked as dead until the controller recovers on its own. This is meant as a last resort.
In addition, the
enableSoftReset
is deprecated now in favor offeatures.softReset
, in order to group related options together.closes: #6402
fixes: #6330