The battery level sensor is broken because the logic for determining
if the battery is charged accessed the wrong variable. This one
character fix makes it work again.
* Update requirements
Updated requirements
* Add attributes
Add firmware and config version attributes
* Small bump for aioharmony
Small version bump increase for aioharmony
* Order ATTR constants
* Add the service
Add service change_channel
* Fix requirements file
For some reason aioharmony ended up in there as a duplicate. Fixed it.
* Updates based on review
* Upgrade greeneye_monitor to 1.0
This is a breaking change; it causes the `serial_number` field in
configuration to be treated as the full 8-digit serial number rather
than the last 5 digits as was previously done, which results in the unique
identifiers for the sensors being different. (Fixing them up in
`config/.storage/core.entity_registry` before rebooting into the updated
version seems to prevent any weirdness.)
The last-5-digits behavior was a result of me misunderstanding the packet
format docs and not realizing that the true serial number was split across
two fields. In addition to being confusing (see
https://community.home-assistant.io/t/brultech-greeneye-issues/86852), it
was technically incorrect. The `greeneye_monitor` platform was just introduced
in 0.82, so it seems like the kind of thing that's best to fix now while
adoption is relatively low rather than later when somebody runs into it
as more than just a point of confusion.
* Switch to 8-character string
* Coerce to int
* Remove now-unnecessary cast
* Update doorbird events to include URLs on event_data as shown in documentation.
(cherry picked from commit 2405bc96fe)
* Format timestamp
* Update timestamp
* Lint
* catch TypeError's in addition to ValueError's in response from unifi access point
sometimes unifi's access point returns incomplete json which results in a TypeError because ssid_table is None
* fix syntax error
* Preparing for transition to config flow
Added multiple gateway support
Reworked parameter flow to platforms to enable multiple controllers
Breaking change to config, now a list of gateways is expected instead of a single config
* Updated coveragerc
Added new location of fibaro component
* Fixes based on code review and extended logging
Addressed issues raised by code review
Added extended debug logging to get better reports from users if the device type mapping is not perfect
* Changhes based on code review
Changes to how configuration is read and schemas
Fix to device type mapping logic
* simplified reading config
* oops
oops
* grr
grr
* change based on code review
* changes based on code review
changes based on code review
This lane ended up calling vars(transport) on an asyncio Transport
object. In a standard setup, that's a python object provided by syncio,
and it works. Home Assistant injects uvloop into asyncio, which makes this
a Python C object, and those don't support vars().
* Add mysensors state update delay
* Schedule state update after delay to avoid updating state multiple
times during the same short timespan.
* Code review
* reconfigure zha device service
add log line to reconfigure service for consistency
* add entity functions to support new services
* added new services and web socket api and split them into their own module
* support manufacturer code
logging to debug
get safe value for manufacturer
* update services.yaml
* add comma back
* update coveragerc
* remove blank line
* fix type
* api cleanup - review comments
* move static method to helpers - review comment
* convert reconfigure service to websocket command - review comment
* change path
* fix attribute
