This commit bumps the pycmus version used by the cmus component. There
was a bug in the previous version used, 1.0.0, when running in local
mode. This was caused by a mtreinish/pycmus#1 and also was reported in
the home-assistant forums (but not as an issue):
https://community.home-assistant.io/t/cant-install-cmus-component/7961
Version 0.1.1 of pycmus fixes this issue so it should work properly for
users running cmus and home-assistant on the same machine.
* Make mysensors component async
* Use async dispatcher and discovery.
* Run I/O in executor.
* Make mysensors actuator methods async.
* Upgrade pymysensors to 0.13.0.
* Use async serial gateway.
* Use async TCP gateway.
* Use async mqtt gateway.
* Start gateway before hass start event
* Make sure gateway is started after discovery of persistent devices
and after corresponding platforms have been loaded.
* Don't wait to start gateway until after hass start.
* Bump pymysensors to 0.14.0
* Implement support for away mode and hold mode in Venstar component
* Fix Venstar humidifier capability detection
* Add option to configure humidifier control in Venstar component
* style fix: add missing space and resolve pylint issues
* Remove quotes
* Waze Travel Time: optional inclusive/exclusive filters
Added optional `inc_filter` and `excl_filter' params that allow to refine the reported routes: the first is not always the best/desired. A simple case-insensitive filtering (no regular expression) is used.
* fix line lenght
* fix spaces
* Rename var
* Fix typo
* Fix missing var
* Starting to add attributes
* All attributes added to programs
* Basic zone attributes in place
* Added advanced properties for zones
* Working to move common logic into component + dispatcher
* We shouldn't calculate the MAC with every entity
* Small fixes
* Small adjustments
* Owner-requested changes
* Restart
* Restart part 2
* Added ID attribute to each switch
* Collaborator-requested changes
* Improving icloud device tracker
* Adding config validations for new values
* Adding config validations for new values
* Moving icloud specific setup to platform schema. Setting default in platform schema.
* When zwave node's info is parsed remove it and re-add back.
* Delay value entity if not ready
* If node is ready consider it parsed even if manufacturer/product are missing.
* Add annotations
* Gogogate2 - bump version
Uses latest version of library which ensures commands to device are idempotent
* Update requirements_all
* Expose sensor temperature
* update version
* import attribute
* Set temperature
* Remove temperature attribute
Removed temperature attribute until it can be re-implemented as a separate sensor.
* Update ordering
* Fix copy-&-paste issue
* add 2 devices
io:RollerShutterUnoIOComponent
io:ExteriorVenetianBlindIOComponent
* add 2 devices
* Update tahoma.py
* Fix hounci-bot violation
* Fixed Travis CI build failure
./homeassistant/components/cover/tahoma.py:83:13: E125 continuation line with same indent as next logical line
* Fixed Travis CI build failure
E125 continuation line with same indent as next logical line
* Fixed Travis CI build failure
E127 continuation line over-indented for visual indent
* Fix indent
* Change check
* Add support for shutter contact and motion detector device
* Add support for power switch devices
* Add support for light switch device
* Cleanup binary_switch and light platform
* Update comment
I have a Hitron modem provided by Shaw communications rather than from Rogers as the Docs specify for this device_tracker but it seems like the api/code is all the same except that the login failed due to the password being passed as "pws" instead of "pwd". Making that one character change allowed HASS to read the connected device details from my Hitron modem. If this difference is actually one that stands between the Rogers-provided Hitron modems and the Shaw-provided variant, I am happy to create another device-tracker file for the Shaw modem. I just figured I would go with the simplest solution first.
