RPI3+ 1.2.0-alpha.1 - Missing refreshes in 'Things' view ?

[GHoGit]

Just started up 1.2.0-alpha.1 on RPI3+.
Installed some add-ons. HUE seems to work as before. Same for already added ZigBee, configured for connect to remote mqtt.
Also installed Counter, Cron, RunProgram, PowerSettings, Pulse, and SeaShell, but not used these for anything yet.

One problem is very visible, at least for this installation: Whenever I click on a thing's detailed view, Things overview will not display upon 'back' button, nor 'Things' in the menu. Best way to trig redraw is '+' Add Things, then 'Cancel' this operation.
Browser is FF 123.0.

Previously:
Tried to boot RPI5 using this flash. No success. Added 'skip-os-version-check' file. Same result.
Also tried starting docker image on RPI5, no success. No success with 1.1 for that matter.
Had HA running under docker on this machine, so docker engine itself should be ok.

My 'primary' WT installation runs on RPI4. Have not tested the alfa on this.

Regards
GHo

[benfrancis]

Hi @GHoGit, thank you very much for doing this testing with Raspberry Pi 3+, and for testing some add-ons.

One problem is very visible, at least for this installation: Whenever I click on a thing's detailed view, Things overview will not display upon 'back' button, nor 'Things' in the menu.

This is #3122 which is now fixed by #3123 on the master branch.

Tried to boot RPI5 using this flash. No success. Added 'skip-os-version-check' file. Same result.

The 1.2 image is based on Raspbian Buster, which as I understand it does not support the Raspberry Pi 5. The WebThings documentation and wiki mention that Raspberry Pi 5 is not yet supported and I'm afraid this will still be the case with 1.2. We are currently working on a plan for what comes after Debian Buster reaches end of life in June this year.

Also tried starting docker image on RPI5, no success. No success with 1.1 for that matter.

You don't say what error you got, but this is likely to be #3043.

My 'primary' WT installation runs on RPI4. Have not tested the alfa on this.

FYI, I have tested on Pi 4 and it seems to run OK.

I'm going to close this as a duplicate of #3122 but please feel free to file any further issues you discover.