feat: add support for mDNS using avahi or built-in backend #277
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…in backend This update introduces a new configuration option for selecting the mDNS backend in the Zeroconf service. Users can now choose between the built-in mDNS responder and the avahi-daemon for service registration. The configuration schema has been updated accordingly, and the necessary backend implementations have been added.
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Oops looks like this duplicates #224. Happy to close this as duplicate if we prefer those changes over this one. |
devgianlu
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Dec 24, 2025
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This looks better than my attempt because it doesn't add a runtime dependency on Avahi. Looking forward to merge this. |
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LGTM, can you fix the formatting for the CI to succeed? |
devgianlu
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Jan 1, 2026
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Description
Adds support for using an existing avahi-daemon for mDNS service registration instead of the built-in mDNS responder. This is useful for:
Configuration:
Or via command line:
Compatibility: