v1.0.21

Highlights

• Logs now hide most of your plant's data: IP addresses, SIP ids (yours and the other phones'), the apartment GID, the MAC, the SIP domains and the names. Still read a log before posting it, and never attach the pairing QR code.
• On Home Assistant running on Windows, the away message upload can no longer be made to write outside its folder through a symlink.
• New troubleshooting guide by symptom, and a page on how to get your plant's phonebook (intercom, cloud, file or by hand).

Documentation

• The entity list in the docs now covers every entity and action, with the key at the end of each unique id (#156).
• New troubleshooting table by symptom and a phonebook guide (which way works on your plant: intercom, cloud, file, by hand); clearer setup texts on the pairing QR and the SIP credentials (#144) (#158).
• The troubleshooting guide lists the plant data the logs now mask (addresses, SIP ids, GID, …), what is not masked yet, and that the pairing QR code must never be attached to an issue (#162).

Security

• Debug logs now also mask the plant's private IP addresses, the account's SIP id, IMEI and device name, and names and caller ids from the phonebook, so a log needs far less cleaning before it is shared in an issue (#157).
• The logs now also mask the other phones' ids in SIP addresses, public addresses in the Via header and in SIP addresses without a user, and the apartment GID (#159).
• On Home Assistant running on Windows, uploading the away message no longer writes through a symlink left in the messages folder (follow-up to #91) (#160).

Other changes

• ci: bump actions/checkout from 4 to 7 (#150)
• ci: bump actions/setup-python from 5 to 7 (#151)
• chore: bump the dev-tools group with 7 updates (#152)
• Code kept for Home Assistant versions older than 2025.10 removed (#155)
• A test keeps docs/ENTITIES.md in line with the entities and actions in the code (#156).