- add Synology DSM Security binary sensor (enabled by default)
- use device name instead of id in names
- add device type to name
- show disk manufacturer, model and firmware version in devices
- some entries are disabled by default (`entity_registry_enabled_default`)
- binary sensor + sensor uses `device_class` when possible
- do not fetch a concerned API if all entries of it are disabled
- entity unique_id now uses key instead of label
- entity entity_id changes for disk and volume: example from `sensor.synology_status_sda` to `sensor.synology_drive_1_status`, or from `sensor.synology_average_disk_temp_volume_1` to `sensor.synology_volume_1_average_disk_temp`
- now binary sensor:
- disk_exceed_bad_sector_thr
- disk_below_remain_life_thr
- removed sensor:
- volume type (RAID, SHR ...)
- disk name (Drive [X])
- disk device (/dev/sd[Y])
* Re-add connections to device_info
* Fix typo in identifiers
Co-authored-by: Martin Hjelmare <marhje52@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Martin Hjelmare <marhje52@gmail.com>
* Support stream profile and configuring it through options flow
* Options flow test
* Allow configuration of not using a stream profile
* Shorten default stream profile string
The OpenCV image_processing component accepts a `min_size` argument in
each classifier that is then passed into the OpenCV library. The
`min_size` argument is expected to be a tuple of 2 ints, and is entered
into the platofrm schema as such. However, yaml will always produce a
list instead of a tuple, which means in practice it's impossible to use
the `min_size` argument. This changes the schema to accepts any sequence
of 2 ints that is then coerced into a tuple suitable for passing to the
OpenCV library.
* Improve configuration
* Read new properties for basic device information
Improve tests by mocking less improving stability of tests
* Clean up in device tests
* Support new port management api
* Improve initializing data
* Bump dependency to v28
It is not correct to show warning about "unexpected event type" if EVENT_STATE_CHANGED have no new_state field.
We should show this warning only if it is real unexpected event type.
Run task_done() before continue, because we should tell the queue that the processing on the task is complete
after get().
* Use CONF_CLIENT_ID & CONF_CLIENT_SECRET from homeassistant.const
* Fix pylint
* Use in tests
* Search for "client_id"
* Fix tests
* Fix test
* Fix test
Tom
Quentame
J. Nick Koston
Franck Nijhof
Robert Svensson
uvjustin
Fredrik Erlandsson
Aaron Bach
HomeAssistant Azure
Paulus Schoutsen
Erik Montnemery
Brynley McDonald
Lindsay Ward
Alexei Chetroi
Luke Pomfrey
Wim Haanstra
Florent Thoumie
Alan Tse
Igor
Brian Rogers
Emilv2
Raman Gupta
Kumar Gala
Tom Harris
Luke Pomfrey
Barry Williams