* Refactor translations to reduce dict lookups
All of our cache lookups used:
`cache[language][O(component)][category]`
The cache was designed as
`cache[language][component][category][flatted_key]`
The lookups are now
`cache[language][category][O(component)]`
The cache is now stored as
`cache[language][category][component][flatted_key]`
This allows the catch fetch to avoid looking up
the category each loop
* already a set, and we do not mutate
* add placeholder support to entity name translation
* add negativ tests
* make property also available via description
* fix doc string in translation_placeholders()
* fix detection of placeholder
* validate placeholders for localized strings
* add test
* Cache translation_placeholders property
* Make translation_placeholders uncondotionally return dict
* Fall back to unsubstituted name in case of mismatch
* Only replace failing translations with English
* Update snapshots
* Blow up on non stable releases
* Fix test
* Update entity.py
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* Add Valve integration.
This adds the valve integration discussed in https://github.com/home-assistant/architecture/discussions/975
Most of the code is taken from the cover integration but simplified since valves
can't tilt.
There are a couple outstanding errors I'm not sure how to solve and prevents
me from even making this commit without `--no-verify`.
* Apply PR feedback
* Apply more feedback: Intruduce the bare minimum
* Remove file commited by mistake
* Hopefully this fixes tests
* Match cover's typing and mypy settings
* Change some configuration files
* Fix test
* Increase code coverage a little
* Code coverate inproved to 91%
* 95% code coverage
* Coverate up to 97%
* Coverage 98%
* Apply PR feedback
* Even more feedback
* Add line I shouldn't have removed
* Derive closed/open state from current position
* Hopefully last feedback
* Update homeassistant/components/valve/__init__.py
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* Update homeassistant/components/valve/__init__.py
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* Remove unnecesary translation
* Remove unused method arguments
* Complete code coverage
* Update homeassistant/components/valve/__init__.py
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* Simplify tests
* Update homeassistant/components/valve/__init__.py
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* Apply last feedback
* Update tests/components/valve/test_init.py
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* Update tests/components/valve/test_init.py
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* Update tests/testing_config/custom_components/test/valve.py
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* More feedback
* Apply suggestion
* And more feedback
* Apply feedback
* Remove commented code
* Reverse logic to unindent
* Update homeassistant/components/valve/__init__.py
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* Update homeassistant/components/valve/__init__.py
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* Implement stop valve for Mock valve
* Fix tests now that I've implemented stop_valve
* Assert it's neither opening nor closing
* Use current position instead
* Avoid scheduling executor when opening or closing
* Fix incorrect bitwise operation
* Simplify toggle
* Remove uneeded partial functions
* Make is_last_toggle_direction_open private
* Remove valve from test custom integration
* Improve test coverage
* Address review comments
* Address review comments
* Address review comments
* Update homeassistant/components/valve/__init__.py
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* Update tests
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Reduce overhead connect dispatcher
- We tend to have 1000s (or 10000s) of connected dispatchers which
makes these prime targets to reduce overhead/memory
- Instead of creating new functions to wrap log exceptions each time
use partials which reuses the function body and only create new
arguments
Previous optimizations #103307#93602
* Keep capabilities up to date in the entity registry
* Warn if entities update their capabilities very often
* Fix updating of device class
* Stop tracking capability updates once flooding is logged
* Only sync registry if state changed
* Improve test
* Revert "Only sync registry if state changed"
This reverts commit 1c52571596c06444df234d4b088242b494b630f2.
* Avoid calculating device class twice
* Address review comments
* Revert using dataclass
* Fix unintended revert
* Add helper method
* Drop use of regex in helpers.extract_domain_configs
* Update test
* Revert test update
* Add domain_from_config_key helper
* Add validator
* Address review comment
* Update snapshots
* Inline domain_from_config_key in validator
* Improve OAuth error handling in configuration flows
* Update strings for all integrations that use oauth2 config flow
* Remove invalid_auth strings
* Revert change to release
* Revert close change in aiohttp mock
* Differentiate between warnings and errors in check_config helper
* Update tests
* Treat configuration errors in frontend and its dependencies as errors
* Improve test coverage
* Address review comments
* Improve test coverage
* Improve test coverage
* Address review comments
* Add comment
The contextmanager decorator creates a new context manager every
time its run, but since we only have a single context var, we can
use the same one every time. Creating the contextmanager was roughly
20% of the time time of the template render
I was a bit suprised to find it creates a new context manager
object every time https://stackoverflow.com/questions/34872535/why-contextmanager-is-slow
* Prevent accidentally reusing an entity object
* Fix group reload service
* Revert "Fix group reload service"
* Improve test
* Add tests aserting entity can't be reused
* add supports_response to platform entity services
* support multiple entities in entity_service_call
* support legacy response format for service calls
* revert changes to script/shell_command
* add back test for multiple responses for legacy service
* remove SupportsResponse.ONLY_LEGACY
* Apply suggestion
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* test for entity_id remove None
* revert Apply suggestion
* return EntityServiceResponse from _handle_entity_call
* Use asyncio.gather
* EntityServiceResponse not Optional
* styling
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* Avoid looking up the callable type for HassJob when we already know it
When we connect the frontend we call async_listen with run_immediately MANY
times when we already know the job type (it will always be a callback). This
reduces the latency to get the frontend going
* missing coverage
This was being built every time state was written. When
a robo vac is operating it writes state often which mean building
the icon string over and over again when it rarely changes.
async_has_matching_flow is more likely to be True than hass.is_stopping
This does not make much difference but it was adding noise to a profile
that I am digging into to look for another issue
* Refactor entity service calls to reduce complexity
gets rid of the noqa C901
* Refactor entity service calls to reduce complexity
gets rid of the noqa C901
* short
* Use loop time to set context
loop time is faster than utcnow, and since its only used internally it can
be switched without a breaking change
* fix mocking
* Allow specifying a custom log function for template render
* Bypass template cache when reporting errors + fix tests
* Send errors as events
* Fix logic for creating new TemplateEnvironment
* Add strict mode back
* Only send error events if report_errors is True
* Force test of websocket_api only
* Debug test
* Run pytest with higher verbosity
* Timeout after 1 minute, enable syslog output
* Adjust timeout
* Add debug logs
* Fix unsafe call to WebSocketHandler._send_message
* Remove debug code
* Improve test coverage
* Revert accidental change
* Include severity in error events
* Remove redundant information from error events