Through some testing with the samsungtvws library, it was determined
that the issue is related to the short read timeout (1s). Increasing
the timeout to 10s should solve the issue.
* Dimming duration fix
Fixes#38068 - allows dimming duration to 7620 (default of 7621)
* Forgot to commit my test updates
* Added backwards compatibility with pre-150+ builds
Added tests for backwards compatibility
* Upped the build number cut off
* Add check for major.minor version as well
* Fix major.minor detection
* Adjust variable name
* Adjust version checking logic
* Math is hard
* Rename files, adjust test names
* Update doc string
* Add Abode camera controls
* Add tests for camera turn on and off service
* Bump abodepy version
* Bump abodepy version and updates to reflect changes
* Update manifest
* Refactor bond unit tests to reduce boilerplate
* Refactor bond unit tests to reduce boilerplate (PR feedback)
* Refactor bond unit tests to reduce boilerplate (PR feedback, nullcontext)
We would connect to the hub via discovery and via setup
around the same time. This put additional load on the hub
which can increase the risk of timeouts.
* Add binary sensor support to motion sensors and smoke detectors
* Add support for new sensor events as binary sensors
Adds a default device_class for motion sensors and smoke detector
* Use device type instead of event to set class
* Add some additional binary values
* Fix SimpliSafe to work with new MFA
* Code review (part 1)
* Input needed from Martin
* Code review
* Code review
* Restore YAML
* Tests
* Code review
* Remove JSON patching in tests
* Add reauth test
* One more reauth test
* Don't abuse the word "conf"
* Update homeassistant/components/simplisafe/config_flow.py
Co-authored-by: Martin Hjelmare <marhje52@gmail.com>
* Test coverage
Co-authored-by: Martin Hjelmare <marhje52@gmail.com>
for scenarios of enabling/disabling (~ creating/removing) entities,
so it does not trigger in removal if a `to: xxx` is defined, and also
does not trigger in creation if a `from: xxx` is present.
Every second we were calling the getrandom() syscall to generate a uuid4
for a context that will never be looked:
* In most setups there are no more time_changed listeners
* The ones that do exist never care about context
* time_changed events are never saved in the database
* Ensure we do not start discovered flows until after the start event has fired
This change makes zeroconf and ssdp match discovery behavior of not
creating config flows until the start event has been fired. This
prevents config flow creation/dependency installs for discovered
config flows from competing for cpu time during startup.
* Start discovery/service browser/ssdp when EVENT_HOMEASSISTANT_STARTED is fired instead of EVENT_HOMEASSISTANT_START
* Implement unload entry
* Change async_remove to remove
* Pop data from hass.data
* Change sequence order in unload
* Dont unload internal when unload platforms fail
* Use event loop scheduling for tracking time patterns
* make patching of time targetable
* patch time tests since time can tick to match during the test
* fix more tests
* time can only move forward
* time can only move forward
* back to 100% coverage
* simplify since the event loop time cannot move backwards
* simplify some more
* revert simplify
* Revert "revert simplify"
This reverts commit bd42f232f6.
* Revert "simplify some more"
This reverts commit 2a6c57d514.
* Revert "simplify since the event loop time cannot move backwards"
This reverts commit 3b13714ef4.
* Attempt another simplify
* time does not move backwards in the last two
* remove next_time <= now check
* fix previous merge error
* Fix color temp math
* Ran black --fast
* Update test_light.py
* tweaking mireds
* updating comments
* fixing test_light to match standards
* fixing comments, need coffee
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