[ansible/venv] Enable virtual keyboard when Mark II or DevKit detected #209
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WalkthroughThe changes introduce a conditional environment variable in the Changes
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ansible/roles/ovos_installer/templates/virtualenv/ovos-gui.service.j2 (1)
19-21: LGTM! Clean implementation of virtual keyboard supportThe implementation:
- Correctly adds the Qt virtual keyboard module through the standard environment variable
- Uses proper Jinja2 templating syntax
- Maintains consistency with existing conditional environment variables
- Integrates well with the existing service configuration
Consider documenting this requirement in the deployment guide to help users understand when and why the virtual keyboard is enabled.
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19-21: Verify Mark II/DevKit detection logic
The implementation uses tas5806 I2C device presence to enable the virtual keyboard. While the code change itself is correct, let's verify if this is the most reliable way to detect Mark II and DevKit devices.
✅ Verification successful
Using tas5806 for Mark II/DevKit detection is correct and reliable
The implementation is verified to be correct based on the following evidence:
- The
detection.shscript confirms thattas5806is the primary identifier for Mark II hardware - The detection logic properly distinguishes between Mark II and DevKit devices:
- Both devices have the
tas5806I2C device - DevKit has an additional
attiny1614I2C device - The detection code explicitly handles both cases
- Both devices have the
- The
tas5806check is consistently used across the codebase for Mark II specific configurations, as seen in:- SJ201 service configuration
- Audio backend settings
- PHAL plugin configurations
The virtual keyboard implementation correctly uses this established device detection pattern.
🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check if tas5806 is consistently present in Mark II/DevKit configurations
# and if there are other potential identifiers we should consider
# Search for Mark II/DevKit related device configurations
rg -l -i "mark(\s+)?ii|devkit"
# Search for tas5806 related configurations
rg -l "tas5806"
# Search for other virtual keyboard or input method configurations
rg -l "QT_IM_MODULE|virtualkeyboard"
Length of output: 876
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Let's check the device detection logic in tui/detection.sh and utils/common.sh
cat tui/detection.sh utils/common.sh | rg -A 5 -B 5 "tas5806|mark.*ii|devkit"
# Check if tas5806 is specifically tied to Mark II in configuration
cat ansible/roles/ovos_hardware_mark2/templates/sj201.service.j2 | rg -A 5 -B 5 "tas5806"
# Check mycroft.conf template for device-specific configurations
cat ansible/roles/ovos_installer/templates/mycroft.conf.j2 | rg -A 5 -B 5 "tas5806|mark.*ii|devkit"
Length of output: 2604
Fix #207
Summary by CodeRabbit
ovos-guiservice to enable virtual keyboard integration when the specified I2C device is present.