Because the setup again was scheduled as a task, it would
not unset self._async_cancel_retry_setup in time and we would
try to unsub self._async_cancel_retry_setup after it had already
fired. Change it to call a callback that runs right away so it
unsets self._async_cancel_retry_setup as soon as its called
so there is no race
fixes#111796
* Always allow ignore and unignore flows for single config entry integrations
* Update tests/test_config_entries.py
Co-authored-by: Martin Hjelmare <marhje52@gmail.com>
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Co-authored-by: Martin Hjelmare <marhje52@gmail.com>
* Add support for pre-imports at setup time
alternative solution to #111331
* refactor
* refactor
* refactor
* mark >1.0s integrations
* no point in executor if already loaded
* no point in executor if already loaded
* cleanup
* cleanup
* two more
* one more
* analytics loads a lot more integrations
* cloud
* debug
* psutil, hardwre
* try zha
* Update homeassistant/setup.py
* await
* comments
* coverage
* coverage
* coverage
* move logic to loader
* move logic to loader
* preserve comments
* Allow setting if we support multiple config entries in config flow
* Move property to config flow instead of flow handler
* Move marking an integration as single instance only to manifest
* Revert line remove
* Avoid init a config flow or adding a new entry on a single instance with an entry
* Revert changes in test
* Process code review comments
* Apply code review suggestion
* Use discovery flow helper for hardware integrations
The discovery flow helper defers loading discovered integrations until after startup
to improve startup reliability.
* Use discovery flow helper for hardware integrations
The discovery flow helper defers loading discovered integrations until after startup
to improve startup reliability. Since hardware was not listed in as a
discovery integration, the notification for new discoveries was missing.
* 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
* Add async_schedule_reload helper to the ConfigEntries manager
We have cases where the the setup retry kicks in right before
the reload happens causing the reload to fail with
OperationNotAllowed. The async_schedule_reload will
cancel the setup retry before the async_reload task
is created to avoid this problem.
I updated a few integrations that were most likely
to have this problem. Future PRs will do a more
extensive audit
* coverage
* revert for now since this needs more refactoring in a followup
* cover
* cleanup and fixes
To wait for after dependencies we created a task to wait an asyncio.Event object,
instead of using an Event we can use an asyncio.Future instead and avoid the need
for a task wrapper
* Small performance improvements to config entry setup retry
- cache some properties that never change
- avoid loader.async_get_integration when we already have it
- avoid multiple integration.domain checks
* tweaks
* Make ConfigEntryItems responsible for updating unique ids
* Make ConfigEntryItems responsible for updating unique ids
* Make ConfigEntryItems responsible for updating unique ids
* Make ConfigEntryItems responsible for updating unique ids
* Make ConfigEntryItems responsible for updating unique ids
* Don't blow up if config entries have unhashable unique IDs
* Add test
* Add comment on when we remove the guard
* Don't stringify hashable non string unique_id
* Add helper function to update and reload config entry to config flow
* Use async_create_task
* Remove await
* Reload only when update & add task name
* Rename function
We should have been checking for the module in hass.data[DATA_COMPONENTS]
and not hass.config.components as the check was ineffective if there were
no existing integrations instances for the domain which is the case for
discovery or when the integration is ignored
* Improve performance of abort_entries_match
In #90406 a ChainMap was added which called __iter__
and __contains__ which ends up creating temp dicts
for matching
174e9da083/Lib/collections/__init__.py (L1022)
We can avoid this by removing the ChainMap since there
are only two mappings to match on.
This also means options no longer obscures data
* adjust comment
J. Nick Koston
Erik Montnemery
G Johansson
Jan-Philipp Benecke
Aidan Timson
Marc Mueller
Jan Bouwhuis
Franck Nijhof