• Issue #119: Authorization Header with OpenHab
• Issue #132: Systemd service does not work after reboot
• Issue #130: jsonschema has been updated to 3.0.0 (incompatible update)
• Issue #128: Command On Button Press Does Not Work In Combination With Docker
• Issue #120: FreeNAS iocage Plugin
• Issue #129: Doubts in the installation between python2 and python3.
• Issue #117: Trouble installing on os x
• Issue #150: Add Python 3.7 to travis-ci
• Issue #151: Remove Python 3.4 support
• Issue #153: Update pyfakefs in tests
• Issue #152: Python 3.8 support
• Issue #147: Scapy update
• Issue #145: Amazon abandoned Dash Buttons

December 31 is the last day to block requests from your Amazon-dash buttons to Amazon servers. In 2020 your buttons can be bricked in an update from Amazon servers. To continue using your buttons you must configure your router to block Internet connections from the buttons. Alternatively you can block these domains: dash-button-na-aws-opf.amazon.com, 0.amazon.pool.ntp.org, 1.amazon.pool.ntp.org, 2.amazon.pool.ntp.org, 3.amazon.pool.ntp .org. However, it is recommended to block all requests from the buttons.

• Issue #141: [Fix] Error when installing Scapy + tcpdump missing

• Issue #63: Test Python 3.7 on Travis
• Issue #109: Add support for "services" of Home Assistant
• Issue #108: Improve Home Assistant documentation
• Issue #111: Verify documentation for Home Assistant
• Issue #107: FreeNAS (BSD) support
• Merge pull request #106 from luiseok/develop
• Develop travis shields.

Issue #91: "sudo" is not available for root user in docker container

• Pushbullet notifications
• Home Assistant access_token option
• Amazon-dash v2.0.0 disclaimer

• Concurrent options
• Improve CPU usage performance
• --ignore-perms option for Docker
• Docker support
• Disable TLS/SSL verify or change certs path

• Home Assistant authentication
• Improved installation process compatibility
• Sniffing network interface
• System Command over SSH
• Python 3.7 compatibility
• Fixed OS X compatibility
• IFTTT support

Error on Ubuntu/Debian