HKSV: Fix default pin differing from schema - #2395
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| // Then open the Home app on your iPhone/iPad, tap "+" → "Add Accessory", | ||
| // and scan the QR code or enter the PIN manually (default: 270-41-991). | ||
| // and scan the QR code or enter the PIN manually (default: 1955-0224). |
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iOS has been using XXXX-XXXX for a while now, so I figured it's a good occasion to update it
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Summary
Restore the default HomeKit pairing PIN to
19550224, matching www/schema (homekit.*.pin.default) and the existing documentation.This fixes
hap: VerifyClientAuthenticatorerrors caused by the HKSV server using a different default PIN.hap.DefaultPINAI disclosure
This implementation was developed with assistance from ChatGPT 5.6 Sol running under GitHub Copilot. Its architecture, acceptance criteria, and engineering standards were human-directed. The final branch was reviewed, tested, and exercised on physical cameras.