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So there are keys & keycodes that the remote understands and keys & keycodes that chomedriver understands.
Ideally, someone using the driver should be able to provide the same key/keycode regardless of how the key gets pressed.
But there isn't a 1:1 relationship, and the identifiers are not the same (whether that's because they really aren't, or because of how we've implemented).
So:
Track down the list of what the remote understands
Cross-reference it with what chromedriver understands
Provide a unified, sane interface
This may cause breaking changes, but if we assume that the chromedriver strategy isn't actually being used (which may be a safe assumption), we can likely isolate the breakage to that subsystem.
I suspect that gathering the necessary information will be a combination of reading more LG dev docs and cruising GitHub for implementations.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
So there are keys & keycodes that the remote understands and keys & keycodes that chomedriver understands.
Ideally, someone using the driver should be able to provide the same key/keycode regardless of how the key gets pressed.
But there isn't a 1:1 relationship, and the identifiers are not the same (whether that's because they really aren't, or because of how we've implemented).
So:
This may cause breaking changes, but if we assume that the chromedriver strategy isn't actually being used (which may be a safe assumption), we can likely isolate the breakage to that subsystem.
I suspect that gathering the necessary information will be a combination of reading more LG dev docs and cruising GitHub for implementations.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: