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feat: keep the config in NVS and add the cfg partition migration - #548
Replace the littlefs config file with an NVS store. The config component becomes a framework (Nvs, Section, Store, Wire, Parse) and every module owns its own section: rf and estop in device_control, wifi, backend and otaUpdate in core, captivePortal in captive_portal, serialInput in serial_console.
The store is the new cfg partition (the 1.x littlefs config partition retyped as data/nvs, same offset and size). On the 1.x table it lives in the shared nvs until cfg exists; the first boot that finds cfg erases the leftover littlefs and moves the config over. An empty store is filled once from the 1.x config file, else from defaults.
The E-Stop latch is kept in the estop namespace, and WiFi credentials are one blob each. The WiFi driver's own NVS store is compiled out.
Add partition_layout (parse the binary table, retype one entry in place and re-seal its MD5, guarded table write with write-back) and Config::MigrateToCfgPartition, which retypes config as cfg. Nothing calls it yet.
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New Features
Configuration is stored in NVS, with support for importing legacy settings and retaining them across reloads.
Wi-Fi credentials and backend, captive portal, OTA, RF, E-Stop, and serial-console settings are managed in separate configuration sections.
Configuration can be imported and exported in JSON or raw format, with sensitive values omitted when requested.
System information reports the active configuration storage location, including when settings are held in RAM only.
Serial-console commands provide consistent save-result feedback, including restart notices for settings that require a restart.
Documentation
Expanded storage guidance to cover configuration migration, recovery, and downgrade behavior.
Tests
Added coverage for storage migration, persistence, defaults, and legacy configuration import.
Replace the littlefs config file with an NVS store. The config component
becomes a framework (Nvs, Section, Store, Wire, Parse) and every module
owns its own section: rf and estop in device_control, wifi, backend and
otaUpdate in core, captivePortal in captive_portal, serialInput in
serial_console.
The store is the new cfg partition (the 1.x littlefs config partition
retyped as data/nvs, same offset and size). On the 1.x table it lives in
the shared nvs until cfg exists; the first boot that finds cfg erases
the leftover littlefs and moves the config over. An empty store is
filled once from the 1.x config file, else from defaults.
The E-Stop latch is kept in the estop namespace, and WiFi credentials
are one blob each. The WiFi driver's own NVS store is compiled out.
Add partition_layout (parse the binary table, retype one entry in place
and re-seal its MD5, guarded table write with write-back) and
Config::MigrateToCfgPartition, which retypes config as cfg. Nothing
calls it yet.
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Walkthrough
The pull request replaces the monolithic LittleFS configuration file with module-owned configuration sections backed by NVS. It adds typed storage operations, store initialization and migration paths, legacy-file import, and JSON and FlatBuffers conversion. It also updates application callers and host tests for the new configuration APIs.
Changes: Configuration framework and storage
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Summary
NVS and section framework components/config/include/config/{Nvs,Section,Store,Wire,Migration,Parse}.h, components/config/src/{Nvs,Section,Parse}.cpp
Adds typed NVS operations and registered configuration sections. Section updates normalize and save values before publishing them.
Storage, migration, and wire conversion components/config/src/{Store,Migration,Wire}.cpp, docs/STORAGE.md, sdkconfig.defaults, scripts/tests/test_build_scripts.py
Adds cfg partition selection, shared-store migration, legacy LittleFS import, JSON staging, and FlatBuffers conversion. Documents the partition layout and migration paths.
Adds backend, OTA, and Wi-Fi sections. Wi-Fi credentials use versioned blobs in NVS. The former shared configuration types and implementations are removed.
Adds E-Stop and RF sections with NVS persistence, normalization, and accessors. The previous shared declarations and implementations are removed.
Captive-portal and serial sections components/captive_portal/{include,src}/captiveportal/*, components/serial_console/{include,src}/*
Adds captive-portal and serial-input sections with NVS persistence and conversion methods.
Application and component wiring components/{captive_portal,core,device_control,ota,serial_console}/*, components/chipset/*, main/main.cpp
Updates application callers and component requirements to use store, wire, or module-specific configuration APIs. System information reports the selected storage label.
sequenceDiagram
participant ConfigInit
participant Store
participant Nvs
participant LfsPartition
participant ConfigSections
ConfigInit->>Store: initialize configuration
Store->>Nvs: select and initialize cfg or shared nvs
Store->>LfsPartition: read legacy config when store is unmarked
LfsPartition-->>Store: legacy configuration bytes
Store->>ConfigSections: apply imported JSON or defaults
ConfigSections->>Nvs: save section values and schema marker
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Possibly related issues
OpenShock/Firmware#539: The issue describes LittleFS configuration saves failing when the serialized configuration exceeds the available space. This PR replaces that storage path with NVS-backed sections and imports the legacy configuration file.
Possibly related PRs
OpenShock/Firmware#540: Defines the API-domain configuration symbol used as the default backend domain.
OpenShock/Firmware#535: Both PRs change captive-portal persistence and OTA configuration updates.
OpenShock/Firmware#551: Its captive-portal handlers use configuration APIs that this PR replaces and rewires.
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Failed or interrupted configuration imports can leave unexpected settings, including an E-stop on the wrong pin. Fix persistence before merging; shared compiler changes also need host-test coverage.
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- Copy the schema marker into cfg last, so an interrupted move is redone instead of trusted.
- Stay on the shared nvs partition when the copy into cfg fails.
- A section that fails to load runs on defaults without erasing its namespaces (WiFi networks, E-Stop latch).
- After a failed load or partial save, a section's next save rewrites every key.
- Load a store marked by a newer schema instead of refilling it.
- Renumber JSON credentials with id 0 or a duplicate id so none are lost on flash.
- Normalize the E-Stop config in SetEStopEnabled.
A newer NVS format on cfg means a rollback; erasing it would lose the config the newer firmware still expects. The store now runs on defaults in RAM instead, and never falls back to the shared nvs while cfg exists.
…opped
The task sets s_estopActive and then clears s_externallyTriggered. Reading the active flag first could see it still unset and then see the trigger already cleared, reporting an active E-Stop as not stopped.
Every config type now meets one compile-time contract instead of a comment. The default constructor is the only definition of the defaults (ToDefault is gone), and Normalize() is required and run by Section on every value it takes in (load, update, import, reset), so no setter can skip the validation. EStopConfig drops its own Normalize calls.
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Major · Preserve shared NVS when initialization fails. · main.cpp:110-119
main/main.cpp:110-119 Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Heavy lift
Preserve shared NVS when initialization fails.
On a 1.x partition layout, shared NVS holds the current configuration. If initialization reports ESP_ERR_NVS_NEW_VERSION_FOUND or ESP_ERR_NVS_NO_FREE_PAGES, startup erases that configuration before Config::Init() can load or migrate it. This can lose Wi-Fi credentials and settings. Preserve the partition and report the failure; also remove the shared-partition erase in Store.cpp. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
Based on learnings: preserve existing data when its on-disk version is unrecognized.
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Review comment at @main/main.cpp around lines 110 - 119:
Update the NVS initialization flow around nvs_flash_init() to preserve the
shared partition when it returns ESP_ERR_NVS_NEW_VERSION_FOUND or
ESP_ERR_NVS_NO_FREE_PAGES, and report the initialization failure instead of
erasing the partition. Remove the shared-partition erase from the Store.cpp path
as well.
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@components/captive_portal/src/captiveportal/CaptivePortalConfig.cpp:
- Around line 69-72: Update CaptivePortalConfig::LoadNvs and
SerialInputConfig::LoadNvs to distinguish a genuinely absent namespace from an
NVS open error: retain default values and report success only for an absent
namespace, and return failure for open errors so the load remains unsynced.
- Line 55: Update the JSON parsing for alwaysEnabled in CaptivePortalConfig and
SerialInputConfig::FromJSON to reject a present value that is not a boolean,
while retaining the false default when the field is missing. Ensure this
validation causes malformed configuration updates to fail without changing the
stored configuration.
Review comments at @components/config/src/Store.cpp:
- Around line 187-193: Erase shared namespaces in reverse order so section
namespaces are cleaned before the root schema. In the loop using namespaces and
Config::Nvs::EraseNamespace, retain the root namespace whenever any section
erase fails, allowing cleanup to be retried on the next boot.
Review comments at @components/core/include/OtaUpdateConfig.h:
- Around line 43-44: Update OtaUpdateConfig::Normalize() to replace a zero
checkInterval with the established default interval, so configurations loaded
through FromJSON or LoadNvs receive the same lower bound. Preserve nonzero
values unchanged.
Review comments at @components/core/include/wifi/WiFiConfig.h:
- Around line 28-29: Update WiFiConfig::Normalize() to validate hostname with
HostnameUtils::IsValid and restore CONFIG_OPENSHOCK_FW_HOSTNAME when validation
fails, ensuring values are normalized before they are saved.
Review comments at @components/device_control/src/estop/EStopConfig.cpp:
- Around line 53-56: Update EStopConfig::LoadNvs and RFConfig::LoadNvs to
distinguish a genuinely missing namespace from an NVS open error: retain default
initialization and successful loading only for an absent namespace, and return a
load failure when opening an existing namespace fails.
Review comments at @docs/STORAGE.md:
- Around line 46-48: Update the section contract description in STORAGE.md to
match the SectionValue concept in Section.h: remove ToDefault, state that
default construction provides defaults, and include Normalize alongside LoadNvs,
SaveNvs, FromJSON, ToJSON, and ToFlatbuffers.
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Review comments at @main/main.cpp:
- Around line 110-119: Update the NVS initialization flow around
nvs_flash_init() to preserve the shared partition when it returns
ESP_ERR_NVS_NEW_VERSION_FOUND or ESP_ERR_NVS_NO_FREE_PAGES, and report the
initialization failure instead of erasing the partition. Remove the
shared-partition erase from the Store.cpp path as well.
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…failures
A WiFi credential blob that does not read is dropped on its own instead of failing the section: a failed load ran the section on an empty list, and its next save swept every stored credential that was not in it.
The shared nvs copy is erased root-last, like it is copied, so a power cut mid-cleanup leaves the schema marker and the next boot finishes the job instead of stranding the credentials in the shared partition.
fillStore marks the store filled only when every section reset and read back as written, so a first fill (1.x import included) cut short by a write failure is redone on the next boot.
The change file and STORAGE.md say the 1.x downgrade promise holds only until the partition migration runs, and that an erased shared nvs on the 1.x layout re-imports the 1.x settings.
…e what every path takes in
Nvs::Handle::Open returned an empty optional both for a namespace that was never written and for an open that
failed, so every section's LoadNvs reported a failed open as a successful load of the defaults. The section then
trusted those defaults as what flash holds: a later save of the same value skipped the key, and the stored value
came back on the next boot. The store's schema check had the same blind spot and could refill, or clean up the
shared copy, on a read it could not make.
- Add Nvs::Handle::OpenRead, a read-only open that returns Found / Missing / Error, and use it in every LoadNvs
and in the store's schema check; an error is a failed load, and the store neither fills nor moves anything when
it cannot read a marker
- Reject a jsonconfig document whose alwaysEnabled or echoEnabled is present but not a boolean, instead of storing
the default over the running value
- Normalize a zero OTA check interval and an invalid hostname to their defaults, so NVS, JSON and the setters are
held to the rule the captive portal already enforces
- Correct the section contract in docs/STORAGE.md: a default constructor and Normalize, not ToDefault
… for every section
Every LoadNvs opened its namespace with the same ten-line switch on OpenRead, and every SaveNvs spelled
`previous != nullptr ? &previous->field : nullptr` once per key, with hand-built temporaries for the members
stored under another type. The namespace erase, copy and compare in Nvs.cpp opened raw nvs handles and closed
them by hand beside the RAII Handle, and main.cpp repeated the store's erase-and-retry partition init.
- Nvs::Handle::OpenForLoad: a namespace never written is an empty handle on which every key reads as Missing,
so a load is `if (!handle) return false;` and the per-key defaults; a failed open is nullopt
- Nvs::Saver<T> names each member once and skips the ones equal to the previous value; the Set* overloads lose
their `previous` parameter
- EraseNamespace, CopyNamespace and NamespacesEqual run on Handle; the migration drops the WiFi driver store
through EraseNamespace
- Nvs::InitPartition is the one erase-and-retry init, used by main.cpp and the store
- Section<T>: defaults() in one place, the forwarders inline, one Internal block, StorageLabel instead of a
second accessor for the same pointer; SetEStopConfig uses Section::Set like its siblings
… every section
Every FromJSON opened with the same null-or-not-an-object check, and two of the eight had drifted (no warning
on a null section). The "present but not a boolean refuses the document" rule was hand-written three times
while RF and OTA still coerced a wrongly typed boolean to its default, storing that over the running value.
- Parse::ObjectOrDefault is the prologue; Parse::JsonBool the boolean field, used for every boolean of every
section, so the rule is the same everywhere
- WiFiCredentials resets with its default constructor like the sections (ToDefault is gone), compares with a
defaulted operator==, and drops an include it never used
- Both BSSID writers render through HexUtils::ToHex instead of a nibble loop
…d one save report for the console
Section<T>::Get and Read cannot fail, yet every section's accessors wrapped the value in std::optional and every
caller kept an error branch that could not run. The WiFi section hand-wrote the same id and SSID searches six
times and the lowest-free-id scan three times (FromJSON, AddWiFiCredentials and the serial networks handler,
each slightly differently), and the serial console mirrored the echo flag in a static that a failed save left
out of step with the config.
- Every Get* returns the value; the dead "failed to get" branches at twenty call sites go, and the never-called
*Section() accessors with them. GetWiFiCredentials(gen) is void; HasWiFiCredentials answers the one question
the captive portal asked by copying the whole list
- WiFiConfig: findById / findBySsid / lowestFreeId serve every lookup; the renumber-or-drop of ids lives in
Normalize, so SetWiFiCredentials accepts an id of 0 and the networks command no longer allocates ids itself;
WiFiManager reads the id where it only needed the id
- Serial console: ReportSaved / ReportSavedAndRestart replace eight copies of the save tail; the echo flag is
read from the config section, so a failed save cannot leave the live value changed
ubuntu-latest moved to a new Ubuntu release. The cached ESP-IDF install was built on the previous image, and its
Python venv is tied to that image's Python, so every idf.py call on the new image died with "No module named
'rich_click'" before a single file compiled: every ci-build variant and every host test suite failed at once.
The install cache key now carries the runner image name, so each image gets an install built on it.
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Minor · Correct the partition-table migration statement. · STORAGE.md:105
docs/STORAGE.md:105 Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Correct the partition-table migration statement.
Config::MigrateToCfgPartition() can rewrite the partition table before the www migration. This contradicts the earlier statement that either migration can run first. Clarify that the portal continues to use static0 until the www migration, while the config migration may already have retyped config to cfg. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Update the partition-table migration statement in the storage documentation to
clarify that the portal continues using static0 until the www migration, while
Config::MigrateToCfgPartition() may already have retyped config to cfg.
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Review comments at @components/config/host_test/main/test_roundtrip.cpp:
- Line 143: Update the credential and Wi-Fi assertions in the host round-trip
test to use value access: index the `GetWiFiCredentials()` result directly and
access `GetWiFiConfig()` fields with `.` rather than pointer syntax. Preserve
the existing assertions and expected values.
Review comments at @components/device_control/src/estop/EStopConfig.cpp:
- Line 75: Update EStopConfig::SaveNvs to store enabled and gpioPin together in
one versioned NVS blob, so they are committed atomically. Add migration that
reads existing two-key records and converts them to the blob format, preserving
their values.
Review comments at @docs/STORAGE.md:
- Around line 68-69: Update the shared-NVS cleanup statement in the storage
documentation to say cleanup occurs only after `moveSharedIntoCfg()`
successfully copies and verifies the data. Document that if copying or
comparison fails, the code keeps using shared `nvs` even when `cfg` exists.
- Around line 62-64: Update the storage documentation around readLegacyConfig()
and fillStore() to state that legacy import requires a readable, valid file;
when the partition cannot mount, /config cannot be read, or the file is invalid,
fillStore() writes section defaults.
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- Line 105: Update the partition-table migration statement in the storage
documentation to clarify that the portal continues using static0 until the www
migration, while Config::MigrateToCfgPartition() may already have retyped config
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…pin before its enable flag
Three test lines still dereferenced the credential list and the WiFi config as optionals and would not compile.
EStopConfig::SaveNvs now writes the GPIO key before the enabled key: NVS commits key by key, so a power cut between
the two leaves the old enable state on the new pin rather than the E-Stop enabled on the old one.
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Preserve all-or-nothing behavior for SaveFromJSON and SetRaw.
212-241: Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Heavy lift
Preserve all-or-nothing behavior for SaveFromJSON and SetRaw.
When a later section fails, applyDocument has already published and persisted earlier sections. SaveNvs can also persist some keys from the failing section before returning false. The caller then receives a failed-save result, but the configuration can contain a mixture of old and new values.
Use a durable transaction or copy-on-write generation for the complete document. Record recovery state before the first write. Recover pending import or rollback state after interruption. Clear that state only after the complete import or rollback is durable. A rollback that covers only earlier sections, or ordinary per-key SaveNvs calls, does not cover either partial-write case.
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Review comment at @components/config/src/Store.cpp around lines 212 - 241:
Update applyDocument to make imports for SaveFromJSON and SetRaw atomic across
the complete document: record durable recovery state before any section write,
use a transaction or copy-on-write generation to prevent partial
commits—including partial key writes within a failing section—and recover
pending imports or rollbacks after interruption. Clear recovery state only after
the full import or rollback is durable.
Keep escaped Unicode in the configuration import fixture.
Keep escaped Unicode in the configuration import fixture.
The current fixture uses literal UTF-8, so it no longer exercises \u002d1, \u00e9, or the \ud83d\ude00 surrogate pair through Config::SaveFromJSON. Restore the escaped input while keeping the existing UTF-8 assertions.
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Update the JSON input passed to Config::SaveFromJSON in the round-trip test to
use escaped Unicode for the hostname hyphen, accented character, and emoji
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… the host tests when cmake/ changes
The "decodes \u escapes" test had been given literal UTF-8 in abd5273, so it no longer exercised the decoder it is
named for. The escaped input is back: a BMP code point, a surrogate pair and an escaped ASCII hyphen, with the same
UTF-8 assertions after the reload. The host-tests workflow now also triggers on cmake/**, where the shared C++
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… storage design
The branch's own partition table download, migration component and www/config changes are replaced by
develop's in-place retypes (#548, #549); the storage migration is wired up on top in the next commit.
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Replace the littlefs config file with an NVS store. The config component becomes a framework (Nvs, Section, Store, Wire, Parse) and every module owns its own section: rf and estop in device_control, wifi, backend and otaUpdate in core, captivePortal in captive_portal, serialInput in serial_console.
The store is the new cfg partition (the 1.x littlefs config partition retyped as data/nvs, same offset and size). On the 1.x table it lives in the shared nvs until cfg exists; the first boot that finds cfg erases the leftover littlefs and moves the config over. An empty store is filled once from the 1.x config file, else from defaults.
The E-Stop latch is kept in the estop namespace, and WiFi credentials are one blob each. The WiFi driver's own NVS store is compiled out.
Add partition_layout (parse the binary table, retype one entry in place and re-seal its MD5, guarded table write with write-back) and Config::MigrateToCfgPartition, which retypes config as cfg. Nothing calls it yet.
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