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feat(estop): Support latching (twist-to-release) switches - #547
Added support for latching E-Stop switches. In this mode, the E-Stop clears after the switch is engaged and then released; software-triggered E-Stops require the same cycle.
Added a serial command to view and change the latching setting. Changes are rejected while the E-Stop is active.
Board configuration can set the default switch mode. The settings portal does not yet expose E-Stop configuration.
Latching mode clears the E-Stop when the switch is disengaged instead of requiring the hold-to-clear press; a software triggered or restored E-Stop needs the switch cycled. The active state is persisted on every change and restored on boot, and jsonconfig import never changes it. Switch type is configured over serial (estop latching), as the portal does not expose E-Stop settings.
The E-Stop configuration now supports latching switches, with board defaults, persistent settings, state-machine behavior, manager controls, and serial commands. Three GitHub workflows also update their pinned release-tool version.
Changes: E-Stop latching support
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Board default and descriptor flag components/common/include/BoardDescriptor.h, scripts/utils/boards.py, scripts/tests/test_stamp_board.py, test/host_support/*
Board fragments now recognize OPENSHOCK_ESTOP_LATCHING, defaulting to false. The flag is added to board descriptors, and board-stamping tests cover the default and enabled setting.
E-Stop configuration and persistence components/device_control/include/estop/EStopConfig.h, components/device_control/src/estop/EStopConfig.cpp, components/config/host_test/main/*
EStopConfig adds a latching value and accessors. NVS and JSON load and save the value, using the board default when it is absent. Config tests check the value and its preservation when the GPIO is invalid.
The state machine supports latching and momentary modes. In latching mode, clearing requires switch engagement followed by debounced release. Tests cover clearing, software triggers, rearm grace, and the default mode.
Manager and serial-command integration components/device_control/include/estop/EStopManager.h, components/device_control/src/EStopManager.cpp, components/serial_console/src/command_handlers/estop.cpp, .changes/estop-latching-switch.md
The manager passes the configured mode to the state machine and applies and saves setting changes. Serial commands report or set the mode. The release note describes the switch behavior, configuration, and portal limitation.
sequenceDiagram
participant Operator
participant SerialCommand
participant EStopManager
participant ManagerTask
participant Config
Operator->>SerialCommand: Set latching value
SerialCommand->>EStopManager: SetEStopLatching(value)
alt E-Stop is active
EStopManager-->>SerialCommand: Refuse change
else E-Stop is inactive
EStopManager->>ManagerTask: Stop and restart with updated mode
EStopManager->>Config: Save latching setting
EStopManager-->>SerialCommand: Return update result
end
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Possibly related issues
OpenShock/Firmware#539 — The new setting uses a config save operation that may fail in the conditions described by the issue. This PR does not change the reported storage or partition behavior.
Suggested labels:type: enhancement
Merge Risk: Moderate · previous review 0190b
Latching support has unresolved edge cases where configuration failures or concurrent updates can change which switch or clearing policy applies. Address these and report the effective switch type accurately before merging, unless these bounded risks are explicitly accepted.
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The title "feat(estop): Support latching (twist-to-release) switches" names the main change. The changeset adds latching E-Stop support: a latching mode in EStopStateMachine, a latching setting in EStopConfig and EStopManager, serial commands, board flags, and tests. The title is concise, specific, and follows the conventional-commit style.
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🟡 Changes recommended
The mode transition can let a button release clear an active E-Stop without the required hold, and a failed config save can cause retries to falsely report success without persisting the change.
… and always save it
A press or software trigger landing while the task stops now keeps the old switch type, so the new one can't clear it without the old type's clearing.
The switch type is saved even when the running one matches, so a retry after a failed save writes it.
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Minor · Save the pin when it already matches the running pin. · EStopManager.cpp:365-366
components/device_control/src/EStopManager.cpp:365-366 Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Save the pin when it already matches the running pin.
SetEStopPin returns true before saving when the requested pin equals s_estopPin. If an earlier Config::SetEStopGpioPin call failed, a retry with the same pin reports success. Flash keeps the old pin, and the next boot samples it. Save on this path too, as SetEStopLatching does.
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Review comment at @components/device_control/src/EStopManager.cpp around lines
365 - 366:
Update SetEStopPin so the path where the requested pin matches s_estopPin still
calls Config::SetEStopGpioPin and returns its result instead of reporting
success without saving. Preserve the existing behavior for pins that differ.
Nitpick comments: 2
scripts/tests/test_stamp_board.py: 1
49-49: Trivial · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Pin the latching bit value in the Python stamping test.
test_fragment_sets_the_estop_latching_flag compares spec.flags with boards.FLAG_ESTOP_LATCHING. spec.flags is built from that same constant. A change to the constant would still pass this test. The firmware reads OPENSHOCK_BOARD_FLAG_ESTOP_LATCHING (bit 1) from the stamped descriptor, so the two sides would diverge without a failure. The current values match. Add a literal check against the bit that BoardDescriptor.h defines.
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assert spec.estop_latching is True
assert spec.flags == boards.FLAG_ESTOP_LATCHING
+ assert boards.FLAG_ESTOP_LATCHING == 1 << 1 # OPENSHOCK_BOARD_FLAG_ESTOP_LATCHING in BoardDescriptor.h
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Review comment at @scripts/tests/test_stamp_board.py at line 49:
Update test_fragment_sets_the_estop_latching_flag to assert that
boards.FLAG_ESTOP_LATCHING equals bit 1, independently pinning the value used by
the firmware’s OPENSHOCK_BOARD_FLAG_ESTOP_LATCHING definition while preserving
the existing spec.flags assertion.
59-59: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Heavy lift
Add tests for a board-derived latching default.
The assertion at components/config/host_test/main/test_defaults.cpp:59 checks only the host board, where OPENSHOCK_ESTOP_LATCHING is 0. No host test sets the latching board flag, so no test reaches the true branch of defaultLatching(). A defaultLatching() that always returns false still passes the suite.
The board default applies in three places: the default constructor, a missing latching NVS key, and a missing latching JSON field. Add tests for these paths. Covering them requires a way to set OPENSHOCK_BOARD_FLAG_ESTOP_LATCHING in the test build, because the host descriptor is a compile-time constinit const value.
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Review comment at @components/config/host_test/main/test_defaults.cpp at line
59:
Add coverage for both outcomes of defaultLatching() across the default
constructor, missing NVS latching key, and missing JSON latching field. Since
the host descriptor is constinit const, establish a test-build mechanism to
enable OPENSHOCK_BOARD_FLAG_ESTOP_LATCHING and verify each path uses the
board-derived true default, while retaining coverage for the false default.
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Review comments at @components/device_control/src/estop/EStopConfig.cpp:
- Around line 67-69: Update EStopConfig::LoadNvs so an unreadable latching entry
does not return false and cause Section::Load to replace the entire E-Stop
section; explicitly select the latching fallback while preserving the stored
GPIO and enabled settings.
- Line 98: Update EStopConfig::SaveNvs so enabled and latching are persisted
atomically as one NVS entry, or use a commit marker that boot-time loading
validates before accepting either value. Preserve the existing GPIO persistence
and ensure reboot cannot apply an enabled state with a stale switch type after
an interrupted write.
Review comments at @components/device_control/src/EStopManager.cpp:
- Line 65: Update SetEStopPin to recheck IsEStopped() after stopping the
sampling task and before assigning s_estopPin; if activation occurred during the
stop, keep the old pin and restore the prior monitoring behavior without
weakening existing EStop safeguards. Preserve the normal pin-change path when no
activation occurred.
- Around line 346-349: Close the race in the switch to latching mode: a trigger
can set s_externallyTriggered in SoftwareTrigger after the second IsEStopped
check but before s_estopLatching is updated. Establish synchronization across
the trigger state and switch-type installation so a trigger in that interval
cannot be missed; account for SoftwareTrigger setting the flag before acquiring
s_estopMutex, and preserve the existing stop checks and task-restart behavior.
- Around line 370-372: Expose the applied E-Stop switch type separately from the
persisted value, and update the serial getter to report the type actually
running after estopmgr_applyLatching. Keep Config::GetEStopLatching as the
saved-value accessor; do not roll back the applied type when
Config::SetEStopLatching fails.
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Minor comments:
Review comments at @components/device_control/src/EStopManager.cpp:
- Around line 365-366: Update SetEStopPin so the path where the requested pin
matches s_estopPin still calls Config::SetEStopGpioPin and returns its result
instead of reporting success without saving. Preserve the existing behavior for
pins that differ.
---
Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @components/config/host_test/main/test_defaults.cpp:
- Line 59: Add coverage for both outcomes of defaultLatching() across the
default constructor, missing NVS latching key, and missing JSON latching field.
Since the host descriptor is constinit const, establish a test-build mechanism
to enable OPENSHOCK_BOARD_FLAG_ESTOP_LATCHING and verify each path uses the
board-derived true default, while retaining coverage for the false default.
Review comments at @scripts/tests/test_stamp_board.py:
- Line 49: Update test_fragment_sets_the_estop_latching_flag to assert that
boards.FLAG_ESTOP_LATCHING equals bit 1, independently pinning the value used by
the firmware’s OPENSHOCK_BOARD_FLAG_ESTOP_LATCHING definition while preserving
the existing spec.flags assertion.
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