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I'm wondering where in the src folder this ultimately gets set? My line of thinking is if it can somehow be hardcoded to return 'zone 1' or 'zone 2' always (kinda like with the global auth being hardcoded user/pass) then maybe I could simply upload two instances of the lambda function and skill so I can command multiple zones in my home.
I literally know nothing about programming or coding an Alexa skill other than I can follow a github readme proficiently, so all I can offer is to help test with my two-zone icomfort device. Could you help me prove this concept? I'd gladly contribute the workaround to the wiki for multi-zone icomfort users if we're successful!
Thanks!
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Hi kate-hall,
I noticed the ~/tests/index.js file contains the following:
_var changeTemperatureTestVars = {
.
.
.
Zone_Enabled: 1,
Zone_Name: 'Zone 1',
Zone_Number: 0,
Zones_Installed: 1
I'm wondering where in the src folder this ultimately gets set? My line of thinking is if it can somehow be hardcoded to return 'zone 1' or 'zone 2' always (kinda like with the global auth being hardcoded user/pass) then maybe I could simply upload two instances of the lambda function and skill so I can command multiple zones in my home.
I literally know nothing about programming or coding an Alexa skill other than I can follow a github readme proficiently, so all I can offer is to help test with my two-zone icomfort device. Could you help me prove this concept? I'd gladly contribute the workaround to the wiki for multi-zone icomfort users if we're successful!
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: