v0.15.6

README.md

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 Self-hosted controller for GREE-compatible air conditioners with a local Web UI, thermostat zones, schedules, Home Assistant integration, history, notifications and a documented HTTP/WebSocket API.
 
-**Version: 0.15.4**
+**Version: 0.15.6**
 
-Version 0.15.4 refreshes the Rust dependency stack, including Axum 0.8, Reqwest 0.13, Rusqlite 0.40, Rand 0.10, RustCrypto AES/AES-GCM and utoipa-swagger-ui 9, with the required compatibility migrations.
+Version 0.15.6 simplifies Local discovery to one API flow: scan candidates, select units, then add them. The obsolete add-all discovery endpoint and its compatibility code are removed.
 
 > [Full API reference](docs/API.md) — authentication, every endpoint, request bodies, response models, WebSocket events and examples.
 > Built-in API: `/api/*` and `/ws`; interactive Swagger docs: `/api-docs`; OpenAPI JSON: `/api-docs/openapi.json`.
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 1. Place the controller host on a network that can reach the air-conditioner Wi-Fi modules by UDP.
 2. Open **Devices** and start discovery.
-3. Auto protocol mode is recommended; the controller accepts both supported GREE encryption generations.
-4. Newly discovered devices are bound automatically when possible. Manual bind is also available.
+3. Auto protocol mode accepts both supported GREE encryption generations. Selecting V1 or V2 strictly filters discovery and bind to that generation.
+4. Review the discovery results (model, MAC and IP), select the units you want, then choose **Add selected**. Only selected units are persisted and bound.
 5. Create a thermostat zone for each unit you want the thermostat engine to own.
 
 Discovery uses UDP broadcast, so routed/VLAN networks must explicitly permit or relay the required traffic.