* Tune keep alives for polling integrations
aiohttp closes the connection after 15s by default,
and httpx closes the connection after 5s by default.
We have a lot of integrations that poll every 10-60s
which create and tear down connections over and over.
Set the keep alive time to 65s to maximize connection
reuse and avoid tls negotiation overhead
* Apply suggestions from code review
* adjust
* Add Matter Climate support
* update set target temp and update callback
* remove print
* remove optional property
* Adjust the code to improve readability.
* add thermostat test
* Remove irrelevant cases in setting the target temperature.
* add temp range support
* update hvac action
* support adjust low high setpoint..
* support set hvac mode
* address some review feedback
* move some methods around
* dont discover climate in switch platform
* set some default values
* fix some of the tests
* fix some typos
* Update thermostat.json
* Update homeassistant/components/matter/climate.py
Co-authored-by: Martin Hjelmare <marhje52@gmail.com>
* Update homeassistant/components/matter/climate.py
Co-authored-by: Martin Hjelmare <marhje52@gmail.com>
* support heat_cool in hvac_modes
* address some review feedback
* handle hvac mode param in set temp service
* check hvac modes by featuremap
* add comment to thermostat feature class
* make ruff happy..
* use enum to enhance readability.
* use builtin feature bitmap
* fix target temp range and address some feedback
* use instance attribute instead of class attr
* make ruff happy...
* address feedback about single case
* add init docstring
* more test
* fix typo in tests
* make ruff happy
* fix hvac modes test
* test case for update callback
* remove optional check
* more tests
* more tests
* update all attributes in the update callback
* Update climate.py
* fix missing test
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If the yaml file has invalid utf-8, the config flow would raise an
unhandled exception. Allow the encryption key to be entered manually
in this case instead of a hard failure
fixes#92772
* Handle incorrect or missing device name for ESPHome noise encryption
If we did not have the device name during setup we could never
get the key from the dashboard. The device will send us
its name if we try encryption which allows us to find the
right key from the dashboard.
This should help get users unstuck when they change the key
and cannot get the device back online after deleting and
trying to set it up again manually
* bump lib to get name
* tweak
* reduce number of connections
* less connections when we know we will fail
* coverage shows it works but it does not
* add more coverage
* fix test
* bump again
* Fix source device when source entity is changed
* Update loop
* Complement and add comments in the test_change_device_source test
* Only clean up dev reg when options change
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Co-authored-by: Paulus Schoutsen <balloob@gmail.com>
If the yaml file has invalid utf-8, the config flow would raise an
unhandled exception. Allow the encryption key to be entered manually
in this case instead of a hard failure
fixes#92772
* Fix source device when source entity is changed
* Update loop
* Complement and add comments in the test_change_device_source test
* Only clean up dev reg when options change
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Co-authored-by: Paulus Schoutsen <balloob@gmail.com>
* Avoid regex for negative zero check in sensor
We can avoid calling the regex for every sensor value
since most of the time values are not negative zero
* tweak
* tweak
* Apply suggestions from code review
* simpler
* cover
* safer and still fast
* safer and still fast
* prep for py3.11
* fix check
* add missing cover
* more coverage
* coverage
* coverage
Remove generated translation
Raise error correctly
Remove obsolete consts
Remove callback, hass assignment and info log
Use name from LOQED API instead of default name
Correct entity name for assertion
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