* Move group to it's own setup
* Let each component to handle restore of state
* Move constants for climate into const.py
For now import all into __init__.py to keep backword compat
* Move media plyaer constants to const.py file
For now import all constants into __init__.py to keep
backword compatibility
* Move media player to it's own file
* Move climate to it's own file
* Remove ecobee service from common components
BREAKING CHANGE
* Add tests for climate
* Add test for media_player
* Make sure we clone timestamps of state
* Add tests for groups
* Remove old tests for media player, it's handled by other tests
* Add tests for calls to component functions
* Add docstring for climate const
* Add docstring for media_player const
* Explicitly import constants in climate
* Explicitly import constants in media_player
* Add period to climate const
* Add period to media_player const
* Fix some lint errors in climate
* Fix some lint errors in media_player
* Fix lint warnings on climate tests
* Fix lint warnings on group tests
* Fix lint warnings on media_player tests
* Fix lint warnings on state tests
* Adjust indent for state tests
* Remove unit_of_measurement from climate base class.
* Updated google_assistant component and tests to use core temp units.
* Fixes
* Convert Alexa component to use core temp units for climate entities.
* Fix tests.
* Converted prometheus component.
* Remove unit_of_measurement from homekit thermostat tests.
* Small fix.
* Upgrade pylint to 1.8.1
* Fix no-else-return
* Fix bad-whitespace
* Fix too-many-nested-blocks
* Fix raising-format-tuple
See https://github.com/PyCQA/pylint/blob/master/doc/whatsnew/1.8.rst
* Fix len-as-condition
* Fix logging-not-lazy
Not sure about that TEMP_CELSIUS though, but internally it's probably just like if you concatenated any other (variable) string
* Fix stop-iteration-return
* Fix useless-super-delegation
* Fix trailing-comma-tuple
Both of these seem to simply be bugs:
* Nest: The value of self._humidity never seems to be used anywhere
* Dovado: The called API method seems to expect a "normal" number
* Fix redefined-argument-from-local
* Fix consider-using-enumerate
* Fix wrong-import-order
* Fix arguments-differ
* Fix missed no-else-return
* Fix no-member and related
* Fix signatures-differ
* Revert "Upgrade pylint to 1.8.1"
This reverts commit af78aa00f125a7d34add97b9d50c14db48412211.
* Fix arguments-differ
* except for device_tracker
* Cleanup
* Fix test using positional argument
* Fix line too long
I forgot to run flake8 - shame on me... 🙃
* Fix bad-option-value for 1.6.5
* Fix arguments-differ for device_tracker
* Upgrade pylint to 1.8.2
* 👕 Fix missed no-member
* Lazy loading of service descriptions
* Fix tests
* Load YAML in executor
* Return a copy of available services to allow mutations
* Remove lint
* Add zha/services.yaml
* Only cache descriptions for known services
* Remove lint
* Remove description loading during service registration
* Remove description parameter from async_register
* Test async_get_all_descriptions
* Remove lint
* Fix typos from multi-edit
* Remove unused arguments
* Remove unused import os
* Remove unused import os, part 2
* Remove unneeded coroutine decorator
* Only use executor for loading files
* Cleanups suggested in review
* Increase test coverage
* Fix races in existing tests
* Implement supported_features for the climate component
* Test supported features
* Convert generic thermostat to supported features
* Max / min temperature are not features
* Fix lint
* Min / max humidity are not features
* Linting
* Remove current temperature / humidity
* Move c-hacker-style constants to boring integers. Booo!
* Refactor all the climate platforms to use the new supported_features
* Force all climate platforms to implement supported_features
* Fix mistakes
* Adapt hive platform
* Move flags into a constant
* Calm the hound
In trying to come up for some reason behind issue #6365 (which only
happens on some platforms) the best guess is that some components are
managing to get a string value all the way up to the Polymer UI for
temperature, which then an increment of +0.5 is treating as a string
concat operation instead of addition. So 20 + 0.5 becomes 200.5 hits
the max thermostat value.
This will throw an exception if the climate temp value isn't a
number. That's going to turn a soft fail into a hard fail on
potentially a number of platforms. Mysensors is one of the platforms
that was reported as having the issue. So put some explicit float
casts where that might be coming from as well.
* Add Sensibo climate platform
* Force update after running a service
* Add sensibo to .coveragerc
* Use 10s timeout
* Fix schema. Remove print.
* Better handle unit conversions.
* Support away_mode as permanent hold and hold_mode as temporary hold.
* Add comments to explain code better. Remove indefinite hold preference
to be consistent with 'away_mode'.
* Remove redundant input validation which is already accomplished through
defined schemata.
* Rely on defined state attributes for hold mode.
* Remove misleading comment. This comment seems to assume that sleep
mode is a hold; it is a schedule instead. The code snippets in the
comment could never work.
* Remove use of constants for hold mode. Will be made irrelevant
by a planned change by nordlead2005.
This lets components declare their precision for temperatures. If
nothing is declared, we assume 0.1 C and whole integer precision in
F. Currently this supports only WHOLE, HALVES, and TENTHS for
precision, but adding other precision levels is pretty straight
forward.
This also uses proliphix as an example of changing the precision for a
platform.
Closes bug #4350
* Climate: more consistent units
* Prevent unnecessary conversion in entity component
* int -> round
* Disable Google tests because they connect to the internet
* Remove default conversion rounding F->C
* Add rounding of temp to weather comp
* Fix equality
* Maintain precision when converting temp in entity
* Revert "Disable Google tests because they connect to the internet"
This reverts commit b60485dc19.
* #3899 - Ecobee tempoeratures
* #3899 Remove unused import
* #3899 Implement min/max_temp in ecobee.py as these temperatures have to be in F for ecobee api.
* #3899 Stale print
* #3899 Use min/max_temp from base class
* #3899 Removed unused import (again) so tests pass since changing to use super class
* #3899 Fix long lines
* #3899 Install tox locally... make it happy, commit
* #3899 Remove overridden min/max_temp and instead update __init__:min/max_temp to convert to self.temperature_unit (of the thermostat) as opposed to self.unit_of_measurement (of the system), which is wrong
* Remove unused import from ecobee
* Separate platform and presentation units in climate
* Fix unit tests
Maybe
* Fix unit tests some more
Maybe
* Rename _platform_unit_of_measurement to temperature_unit
* Fix tests for renamed attribute
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