* Subscribe to Traccar Server events
* No need to unsubscribe on error
* typo
* rename _attrs
* arg type
* reorder return type
* more spesific
* Update stale docstring
* Bump pysnmp-lextudio to version 6.0.2
* Update gen_requirements_all.py
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* Avoid circular import in Storage.async_delay_save
We call Storage.async_delay_save for every entity being added or removed
from the registry. The late import took more time than everything else
in the function.
* Avoid reschedule churn in Storage.async_delay_save
When we are adding or removing entities we will call async_delay_save
quite often which has to add and remove a TimerHandle on the event loop
which can add up when there are a lot of registry items changing.
If the timer handle still has 80% of the time remaining on it
we will avoid resceduling and let it fire at the time the
original async_delay_save call was made. This ensures we
do not force the event loop to rebuild its heapq because
too many timer handlers were cancelled at once
* div0
* add coverage for 0 since we had none
* fix bad conflict
* tweaks
* tweaks
* tweaks
* tweaks
* tweaks
* tweaks
* more test fixes
* mqtt tests rely on event loop overhead
* Convert debouncer async_shutdown to be a normal function
nothing was being awaited here and the shutdown call was only used
in integrations marked internal and other internals. Its possible
that a custom component might have been using the method but it
seemed uncommon enough that it did not warrent marking as a breaking
change. The update coordinator is no longer awaiting anything in
async_shutdown either now but it seemed likely that this use
would get subclassed.
* fix
* Update hpilo version in requirements_all.txt (#109581)
The issue with the deprecated and now removed ssl.wrap_socket function was fixed years ago in the library
* Update hpilo version in manifest.json (#109581)
Avoid linear search to remove from entity registry index
Because the entity registry index needs to preserve insertion order
for backwards compat, a list was used for the index. Because some
config entries/devices/areas have a large amount of entities, removing
the entities, the O(n) time complexity of removing from a list can
slow down reloads. As python has no orderedset in stdlib, use
a dict since it preserves insertion order has O(1) add/remove
time complexity for the average case
* Refactor keyed event trackers to avoid refactoring risk
Follow to https://github.com/home-assistant/core/pull/110978#discussion_r1496771106
I had to do some type ignores because of the EventType vs Event
which is hopefully not going to be needed after the next mypy
* delete constants only used one in other const
* no field
* fixes
* less refactoring later
* less refactoring later
* keep const
* Make adding entities in storage collection a normal function
Nothing is awaited when adding
* cleanup
* cleanup
* cleanup
* cleanup
* reduce
* reduce
* reduce
* reduce
* tweak
These functions created tasks to run small validators, and the cost of
creating all the tasks was more expensive than running the validators
themselves. Since the code is unlikely to suspend its more efficient to
await them in series.
* YAML loader performance improvements
- Cache the name of the loader since we call it multiple
times for every line
- Add a fast path for scalar tags since they are the
most common
* Update homeassistant/util/yaml/loader.py
Co-authored-by: Joost Lekkerkerker <joostlek@outlook.com>
* remove unreachable code
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* Add counter entities to the ZHA coordinator device
* rework to prepare for non coordinator device counters
* counter entity test
* update log lines
* disable by default
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