LennyG
(Lenny Glassmann)
February 13, 2022, 4:45pm
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In the document at Samsung Smartthings - Bindings | openHAB , there is a sentence that says " thingTypeId (opens new window) corresponds to the “Preferences Reference” in the Smartthings Capabilities document"
That link just gets redirected to a generic Samsung page. I think the URL should be Capabilities Reference | SmartThings Developers .
rpwong
(Russ)
February 13, 2022, 8:39pm
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You can submit an edit to the documentation in GitHub.
# Samsung Smartthings Binding
This binding integrates the Samsung Smartthings Hub into openHAB.
## Supported things
This binding supports most of the Smartthings devices that are defined in the [Smartthings Capabilities list](https://docs.smartthings.com/en/latest/capabilities-reference.html). If you find a device that doesn't work [follow these instructions](doc/Troubleshooting.md) to collect the required data so it can be added in a future release.
## Discovery
Discovery allows openHAB to examine a binding and automatically find the Things available on that binding.
Discovery is supported by the Smartthings binding and is run automatically on startup.
## Smartthings Configuration
Prior to running the binding the Smartthings hub must have the required openHAB software installed. [Follow these instructions](doc/SmartthingsInstallation.md)
**The binding will not work until this part has been completed, do not skip this part of the setup.**
## openHAB Configuration
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LennyG
(Lenny Glassmann)
February 21, 2022, 5:15pm
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I tried to submit an edit but got permission denied (403 error). Here’s what I did:
Cloned the repo
Created a branch
Made the edit and committed
Generated a Personal Access Token
Tried to push to my branch with git push --set-upstream origin Fix-link-to-capabilities-list
Do I need to become an authorized contributor?
rpwong
(Russ)
February 21, 2022, 5:36pm
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I don’t think so. @Confectrician , can you help with this?
You have to fork the repository (basically this is a “local” copy of the repository in your github account) and make changes over there.
In your fork you have all needed acceses.
After editing and pushing the code to your repo fork you can then start a pull request to the openhab repository, which then gets reviewed and merged.
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