The template engine would collect all the states in
a domain or all states while iterating even though
they were already included in all or the domain
This lead to the rate limit not being applied to
templates that iterated all states that also
accessed a collectable property because the engine
incorrectly believed they were specifically
referenced.
* Indicate to user that remote was turned off when call was attempted
* Catch exception in test
* Switch to warning log
* Apply suggestions from code review
Add suggested change to loggin
* add websocket commands to retrieve and set config parameters for a node
* move set_config_parameter into generic function and refactor service and WS API
* add payload to return to make service call behave the same way it did before
* create response class
* update error message to pass tests
* move things a bit to reduce LOC
* add tests
* handle logging errors better and make new response class more generic to prepare for lock user code work
* remove unused function parameter
* invert check
* add additional error checking
* refactor a bit to remove repeat code
* revert log msg change
* one more refactor to create generic get_config_parameters function
* change if logic for consistency
* fix test
* add support to provide bool value in set_config_parameter service call
* standardize parameter names on service call
* add test coverage
* fix tests and message sending
* remove unnecessary logging import
* fix one test to get missing coverage
* update per martin and kpines reviews
* remove false assertion
* string line length
* add support for Decimal config param, remove node instance ID as input, and move helper functions to node.py
* cast Decimal appropriately
* revert change to support Decimal for config params since they are not supported as a config param type
* revert to using error arguments to make next PR for WS lock commands easier
* switch to class method and add guard for list Value not being a number
* update logic to use new openzwavemqtt util methods
* add support for bitsets
* use parent exception class
* bump openzwavemqtt version, remove node.py from .coveragerc and put file references in the right place
* add comment
* improve config validation
* remove bitset support from config validation
* re-add bitset support with some additional tests
* move send_result out of try block
* Use common strings for Onvif config flow
* Fix tests
* Update homeassistant/components/onvif/strings.json
Co-authored-by: Paulus Schoutsen <paulus@home-assistant.io>
We currently serialize the event data for state change events
and then replace it because we save the state in the states table.
Since the old state and new state are both contains in the event
the cost of serializing the data has a noticable impact when there
are many state changed events.