
During December 2025, Pascal Vizeli focused on enhancing the robustness of over-the-air (OTA) update flows in the esphome/esphome repository. He addressed a critical issue in the firmware’s HTTP request handling by fixing an infinite loop that occurred when servers omitted the Content-Length header, a scenario that previously caused OTA data retrieval to hang. Using C++ and leveraging his expertise in embedded systems and firmware development, Pascal’s solution improved reliability for ESPHome devices across varied network conditions. His work included documenting the fix, collaborating on co-authored commits, and laying the foundation for further improvements in OTA and HTTP resilience.
December 2025 (2025-12) – Esphome/esphome: Focused on robustness of the OTA update flow and HTTP request handling. Delivered a critical bug fix to prevent an infinite loop when the server does not provide a Content-Length header, ensuring OTA data retrieval no longer hangs and improving reliability across diverse network environments. This change reduces OTA update failures and support tickets related to update hangs.
December 2025 (2025-12) – Esphome/esphome: Focused on robustness of the OTA update flow and HTTP request handling. Delivered a critical bug fix to prevent an infinite loop when the server does not provide a Content-Length header, ensuring OTA data retrieval no longer hangs and improving reliability across diverse network environments. This change reduces OTA update failures and support tickets related to update hangs.

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