David
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Alexa.SecurityPanelController is described from its page: version 3 (the stub of 1.5.2 said 1), armState and the four alarms, Arm and Disarm. ctx.respond() answers Arm with Arm.Response under the namespace of the interface, its payload checked (exitDelayInSeconds 0 to 255, bypassedEndpoints), and Disarm with a Response. A Disarm carries the PIN the user said when the panel is declared with supportedAuthorizationTypes; the handler checks it and answers UNAUTHORIZED, which goes under Alexa.SecurityPanelController like the five other error types. A panel declared without options lists armState, where 1.5.2 listed no property; alarms are declared. 17 examples of the two pages are saved as fixtures. 215 tests pass, 207 before. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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18 lines
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{
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"event": {
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"header": {
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"namespace": "Alexa.SecurityPanelController",
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"name": "ErrorResponse",
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"messageId": "Unique identifier, preferably a version 4 UUID",
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"correlationToken": "Opaque correlation token that matches the request",
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"payloadVersion": "3"
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},
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"endpoint": {
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"endpointId": "Endpoint ID"
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},
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"payload": {
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"type": "UNAUTHORIZED",
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"message": "The PIN code is not correct."
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}
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}
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}
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