Check oat file version without doing a pull request

[joimaggz]

Hello, how can I use this repo to check a file version number of a firmware ota file?
I can see that a firmware exists in the index for Namron 4512726 and the file version is 22.
The download page for Namron firmware files does not include information about version, and its not baked into the file name either.
I can see that when making a pull request for a new firmware file, you have a tool that extracts this metadata out of the .oat file.
How can I use this toolto extract version number without creating a pull request?

[joimagg]

Ok I found out, I'll leave the issue / question here in case anyone needs to know how to do this.

1. Create a fork of the repository
2. Actions are deactivated by default, activate Actions. (This was the reason why it didnt work in my initial try)
3. Upload a new or updated firmware file. If you are updating, file name has to be different from the one in images, otherwise the check-ota-pr will not run and you will not retrieve the version number from the ota file.
4. Make the pull reqeust within your fork and it should run the check-ota-pr and retrieve the meta data.
5. In my case I found out that the OTA file version was the same as the one already in the index.

Note: The reason why I am doing this is because firmware version number is not included in the file name of Namron ota files. They all end with the number 35 which is perhaps a "batch" number. But there is no way for me to know if the firmware version number i see in my hub app (HA / Homey) is current in this assumed "Batch 35". I have also seen posts from Namron support where they say that firmware is recently updated but the file name of this updated firmware is exactly the same (ending with 35).

A proposal would be to allow check-ota-pr to run even though the file name is the same. Otherwise the person who is updating a Namron OTA file has to rename the file so it includes the new files version number (I assume?). Im not sure what is most logical here, up to you Koenkk.