The Updater component doesn't make much sense on dev versions. If you
want to run a production config with the updater enabled, you end up
with an 'Update Available' badge pointing you to the last release
version. This change disables the Updater component on dev and updates
the tests to use a faked version number.
A warning is emitted if the Updater component is disabled to ensure
there is no confusion.
This adds an optional 'mac' configuration option to the platform which
is passed to the underlying Orvibo library. The 'mac' option is required
when the switch is connected to a different subnet to the Home Assistant
host
Users of fahrenheit generally expect to see whole degrees. The fahreneit
scale is suffiently precise that decimals aren't really useful in terms
of temperatures humans care about.
This change rounds fahrenheit values to whole degrees and celsius values
to one decimal place. It also renames the ThermostatDevice._convert()
method to _convert_for_display(), making its purpose more clear. It is
not useful for the min_temp() and max_temp() methods, as those relate to
the internal state of the ThermostatDevice object, and may use different
units. Adding optional source and target units to _convert() would have
added needless complexity, it's cleaner to just use convert() in those
methods.
Calculate average download rate the same way as downloadrate
Add config option for choosing which nzbget variables to monitor, and provide a default
Pep8 fixes
Refactoring and changes based on @balloob's comments
Add nzbget.py to .coveragerc omit list. Check if there are any http
errors (like bad auth) when creating the nzbgetapi class. If there
are, the setup_platform() function will return false. Exceptions are
logged as well.
When a new sensor is created, assign the initial value from the api
instead of simply using None until the first update call.
Also fixes a bug where the test when no payload is given succeeds only
because we run the jinja templating out of memory. Sending an empty
payload instead of trying to fix it through validation for now.
* Service validation for MQTT component.
* Fixes for failing mqtt tests.
- Changed behaviour when both 'payload' and 'payload_template' are provided
instead of silently ignoring the payload_template value.
- Have validation accept any type of payload and leave encoding to paho-mqtt.
Allows for testing the zwave network by sending
a no-op command to all the nodes. In theory,
this will also bring back nodes which have been
put in the "presumed dead" state.
If the polling intensity is zero, specifically
disable polling for that device/sub device.
Have zwave startup wait until the zwave
nework is ready (defined by python openzwave docs):
https://python-openzwave.googlecode.com
SIGNAL_NETWORK_AWAKED : all awake nodes are queried. Some sleeping nodes may be missing.
and
You can safely ask node informations when state >= STATE_AWAKED
This appears to make the polling of nodes a bit more deterministic.
Text Update
Additional additions and better support for volume, and mute. Cleanup
Added rxv to requirements_all
Added yamaha.py to .coveragerc
Made uppercase, and removed tabs
Added requirements variable
Added doc string for lint
Removed global variable, and simplified state as per balloobs suggestion
Refactored the component with balloobs suggestions
-Added import in the method
- Only get receiver information on init
- A bit of cleanup
Remove up and down volume
Uneeded as this is handled by set volume instead
Fixed a lint build error
More lint fixes
Removed unused imports
Lint Fixes
Simplified if statement
Minor refactoring since the init calls update.
Fixed lint error
Just variable naming change
Added support for an optional name for the receiver.
Better error handling, a bit of refactoring based on balloobs suggestions
Fixed lint error.
Another lint error fix
Changed raise to return
Disable pylint error handling
Pylint broad exception
Made exception handling in the setup platform instead of the constructor.
Lint error fix
Refactored the way devices are found. This allows for multiple receivers
Because the LMS discovery mechanism uses the SlimProto protocol to discover the
presence of a Logitech Media server which operates on port 3483/udp and
3483/tcp. But HA uses a different 'CLI' protocol that is typically on port
9090/tcp to query player state.
However the CLI port number is configurable and if someone runs the CLI on a
different port, and has the server configured in configuration.yaml, we get an
error in the logs when we try to connect to 9090/tcp when we find the server
through discovery. Because of the way local slim player discover the server
using SlimProto we can be fairly certain only a single server will run on a
given IP address so if one is already configured with a user defined port, we
should ignore the discovered one that assumes the default port.
Arduino switch: add support for default stat and negate port functionality
Travis changes
Arduino switch: add support for default stat and negate port functionality
Because Travis was configured to have maxiimum 5 arguments allowed in functions, I changed the function constructor signature too ... Paul, 6 parameters for a function is really ok
Arduino Switch: add default state config and negate functionality
* Log error for services called without required attributes, in
media_player, notify and thermostat platforms.
* Add fan property and methods in thermostat demo component.
* Add tests for notify file and thermostat demo component.
* Increase coverage of tests for media_player, notify and thermostat
platforms.
* Fix some PEP issues, but not all. Tests still have old linting
errors.
Jan Harkes
Josh Wright
Andrew McClure
Will Hughes
Robbie Trencheny
Alexander Fortin
Daniel Høyer Iversen
Paulus Schoutsen
Florian Holzapfel
Justyn Shull
Fabian Affolter
Kai
Greg Dowling
sander76
pavoni
root
Daniel
Charles Spirakis
Daniel J. Kemp
Luca Soldi
Fabian Affolter
Flyte
Ellis Percival
Andrew
Bart274
Per Sandström
Dan Cinnamon
dtila
seedzero
MartinHjelmare
joopert
William Scanlon
Florian Holzapfel