Fix #117

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• Bug Fixes
  • Enhanced the device update process to ensure smoother and more reliable connectivity with update servers during updates. This improvement aims to provide end-users with a more stable experience, reducing potential update interruptions without altering any visible functionality. Users may benefit from smoother updates, leading to less downtime and improved performance during critical update cycles.

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The pull request updates the install_ohma_update method in the DeviceManager class by modifying the call to the startUpdate function in codexctl/device.py. The change passes an additional argument, 8085, effectively including a port number when invoking startUpdate. No other modifications or new functionalities are introduced, and the overall method structure remains the same.

Changes

File	Change Summary
codexctl/device.py	Updated the install_ohma_update method in DeviceManager to include an extra argument (8085) in the call to startUpdate.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant DM as DeviceManager
    participant SU as startUpdate
    DM->>+SU: install_ohma_update(version_available)
    Note right of SU: Call now includes: version_available, server_host, 8085
    SU-->>-DM: Update process initiated

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codexctl/device.py (1)

534-535: LGTM! Port number is now consistently used.

The change correctly adds the port number (8085) to the startUpdate call, making it consistent with the port used in edit_update_conf and the connectivity check.

Also applies to: 540-542

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