@TimO thanks for your time, but I am sorry to say there is another one:
Unresolved requirement: Import-Package: org.osgi.framework; version="[1.9.0,2.0.0)"
@TimO thanks for your time, but I am sorry to say there is another one:
Unresolved requirement: Import-Package: org.osgi.framework; version="[1.9.0,2.0.0)"
@monte said in Where did everyone go?:
I guess the main reason is that mysensors is very stand-alone framework. And it locked itself in purely hobbyist territory. So when there are vast amount of iot devices from various manufacturers that you can combine with your own diy solutions in zigbee-ikea-hue or esp-tasmota-mqtt ecosystem in mysesnsors you have to make all devices yourself if you want some kind of ecosystem, or rely on HA/openhab/nodered/domoticz with its script system to make something connected. Also strict requirement of arduino framework and outdated hardware as the core of the framework alienates the big chunk of iot developers out there. It feels like people come to mysensors, make relay node, temperature sensor and then go forward for more complex solutions to never come back.
well, yes, I agree, plus: in my experience some of the coders of mysensors are very (!!!) snobbish and autocratic. The idea behand mysensors is not that bad, but it got stuck - also ideologically - technically some years ago and there is no movement to be seen
@Chacha the log says it all: in OH3 the required package org.apache.commons.lang is installed with version 3.12.0
the (very depreciated) binding does only support up to version 3.0.0
the bug has been known for several months now.
there are 2 ways out of that situation:
a) if possible recode your sensors without mysensors and use Homie instead
b) get rid of the binding and use plain mqtt
this also applys to @syntacrsc