1.1.3

A release focused on fixing polling interval persistence and improving code quality with strict typing.

Highlights

• 🐛 Fix: Polling Interval Persistence: Custom polling intervals (e.g., 1 minute) now correctly persist across restarts.
• 🧹 Strict Typing: Comprehensive type hinting added to device_tracker.py for better code stability.
• 🛡️ Robust Configuration: Enhanced type safety when reading configuration values during startup.

What’s Changed

Fix: Polling Interval Persistence

• Fixed a bug where custom polling intervals (Normal and High Frequency) would revert to defaults (30m / 5m) after a Home Assistant restart.
• The integration now correctly prioritizes the saved values from the number entities (update_interval_native_value, high_frequency_interval_native_value) during startup.

Strict Typing Improvements

• Updated device_tracker.py to use strict type hints (e.g., dict[str, Any] instead of bare dict).
• Added type annotations for all class attributes and method returns.
• Resolved linting warnings related to protected member access and implicit types.

Configuration Safety

• async_setup_entry now explicitly casts configuration values (polling intervals, booleans) to their correct types.
• This adds an extra layer of safety against malformed configuration data.

Refactoring

• Refactored async_update to use safer local variable handling for location data.
• Improved extra_state_attributes to safely handle cases where location data might be missing.

Upgrade Notes

1. Update via HACS (or pull the 1.1.3 release) and restart Home Assistant.
2. No configuration changes required.

Compatibility

• Home Assistant: same as 1.1.0+
• Dependency: fmd-api==2.0.5
• No breaking changes.

Quality & Coverage

• All tests pass locally.
• Verified fix for interval persistence.

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Released: 2025-11-19
Dependency: fmd-api==2.0.5