v0.7.1
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Mateusz Gruszczyński
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Standalone local GREE air-conditioner controller written in Rust. It runs on a regular Linux host or an LXC container and provides a mobile-first web interface without depending on the vendor cloud.
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Current version: **0.7.0**.
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Current version: **0.7.1**.
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## Highlights
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- automatic SQLite history compaction plus optional InfluxDB 1.x/2.x long-term archive,
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- smart thermostat zones with global house Heat/Cool/Off mode and per-zone overrides,
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- setpoint modulation that keeps indoor units powered during normal operation instead of repeatedly cycling power,
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- Comfort/Sleep/Away profiles, temporary overrides and one-tap **Sleep now**,
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- Comfort/Sleep/Away profiles, temporary overrides and one-tap **Sleep**,
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- named climate groups (for example Upstairs/Downstairs) with independent power, Heat/Cool/house-follow mode and profile control, including automation targets,
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- editable weekly schedules plus Family/Child room/Bedroom/Workday/Always-comfort templates,
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- temperature/time automations for advanced exceptions,
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On Debian, Ubuntu or an LXC container:
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```bash
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unzip gree-controller-v0.7.0.zip
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unzip gree-controller-v0.7.1.zip
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cd gree-controller
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chmod +x scripts/*.sh
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./scripts/dev.sh
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The zone API exposes `device_temperature`, `external_temperature`, `current_temperature` (the actual control temperature) and `control_temperature_source` for diagnostics. Existing SQLite zone records remain compatible because the new fields have defaults and are stored in the existing JSON payload.
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Zone cards are fast thermostats: `- / +`, **Auto schedule / Comfort / Sleep now / Away**, and **House / Heat / Cool** are available without opening the edit dialog. Temporary overrides automatically end at the next schedule boundary; if a zone has no future schedule transition, the override stays active until it is cleared. The zone engine, not the browser, owns device commands so schedules, sensors and manual overrides cannot fight each other.
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Zone cards are fast thermostats: `- / +`, **Auto schedule / Comfort / Sleep / Away**, and **Global / Heat / Cool** are available without opening the edit dialog. Temporary overrides automatically end at the next schedule boundary; if a zone has no future schedule transition, the override stays active until it is cleared. The zone engine, not the browser, owns device commands so schedules, sensors and manual overrides cannot fight each other.
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## Smart thermostat and schedules
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Version 0.4.0 is designed around a simple rule: during normal heating/cooling, keep the indoor unit powered and modulate its target instead of repeatedly switching the unit OFF and ON. When a room is satisfied, cooling moves the device target above the comfort target and heating moves it below the comfort target. When hysteresis requests conditioning again, the working target is restored. **House Off** is now a no-control state for inherited zones, so manual device operation is not overwritten; whole-house master power on/off is available separately and can authoritatively keep every unit off without changing the selected thermostat mode.
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Choose one seasonal **House mode** — Cooling in summer, Heating in winter, or Off. Zones follow the house mode by default, while a zone may explicitly override Heat/Cool when required. In **Mode policy**, leave **Follow house mode** unchanged when the zone should inherit the mode selected globally in GREE Controller; **Cooling only** / **Heating only** are deliberate per-zone overrides. Each zone has separate Comfort/Sleep/Away temperatures for cooling and heating.
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Choose one seasonal **global mode** — Cooling in summer, Heating in winter, or Off. Zones inherit this global mode by default, while a zone may explicitly override Heat/Cool when required. In **Mode policy**, leave **Follow global mode** unchanged when the zone should inherit the mode selected globally in GREE Controller; **Cooling only** / **Heating only** are deliberate per-zone overrides. Each zone has separate Comfort/Sleep/Away temperatures for cooling and heating.
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Schedules store profiles rather than duplicating temperatures. Ready-made **Family**, **Child room**, **Bedroom**, **Workday** and **Always comfort** templates generate ordinary editable schedule entries. For example, a child room template can enter Sleep earlier; if the child goes to bed even earlier, press **Sleep now** and that zone remains in Sleep until its next schedule boundary (or until manually cleared when no future boundary exists). Whole-house **Comfort all / Sleep all / Away all / Auto schedule** actions are also available.
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Schedules store profiles rather than duplicating temperatures. Ready-made **Family**, **Child room**, **Bedroom**, **Workday** and **Always comfort** templates generate ordinary editable schedule entries. For example, a child room template can enter Sleep earlier; if the child goes to bed even earlier, press **Sleep** and that zone remains in Sleep until its next schedule boundary (or until manually cleared when no future boundary exists). Whole-house **Comfort all / Sleep all / Away all / Auto schedule** actions are also available.
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The optional HA outdoor sensor is an assist signal only. It never replaces the room-control temperature. In extreme weather it can make the active device setpoint slightly more assertive and let Smart Fan increase airflow.
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### v0.4.0 smart thermostat
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Zones now use setpoint modulation, global seasonal house mode, cooling/heating Comfort/Sleep/Away profiles, temporary per-zone overrides, ready-made editable schedule templates, whole-house preset actions and optional outdoor-temperature assist. The UI also uses theme-aware thin scrollbars and can opt in to invalid/self-signed certificates for the outbound Home Assistant sensor connection. Existing zones remain readable; a legacy zone keeps its previous setpoint as its comfort target until it is edited and saved with the new profile fields.
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## 0.7.1 quick-control visual consistency
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- Unified dashboard Quick Thermostats and Quick Manual Control under shared `quick-control-*` CSS classes instead of separate dashboard-ID overrides.
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- Standardized compact option buttons, gaps and row grids across presets, HVAC modes, fan speeds and quick unit toggles.
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- Kept full Zones and Devices pages at their existing larger control sizes; the compact style applies only to dashboard quick controls.
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- Renamed the compact zone mode from House to Global to make its meaning explicit: the zone inherits the global Heating/Cooling mode selected in GREE Controller.
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- Renamed Sleep now to Sleep in quick thermostat presets.
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- Advanced the PWA cache key to `gree-controller-v071-quick-controls`.
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