Catchup core quality changes #792
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custom_components/plugwise/strings.json (2)
21-27: LGTM! Well-structured reconfiguration step.
The new reconfiguration step is well-defined and properly uses dynamic placeholders for both the description and data fields.
34-35: LGTM! Consistent use of placeholders.
Good improvement replacing static strings with common config flow data placeholders, ensuring consistency with the reconfigure step.
custom_components/plugwise/config_flow.py (2)
44-44: LGTM! Appropriate import.
The TextSelector import is appropriate for the host field input.
256-305: Verify integration with the rest of the codebase.
Let's verify the integration of the reconfiguration flow:
✅ Verification successful
Based on the gathered information, I can now provide the final response:
Reconfiguration flow is properly integrated and error handling is complete
- All error messages used in
async_step_reconfigureare properly defined in strings.json - The reconfiguration flow is well integrated with
validate_inputfunction - Error handling uses standard Plugwise exceptions imported from the plugwise library
- The flow properly handles configuration updates through
async_update_reload_and_abort
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custom_components/plugwise/config_flow.py (2)
289-306: Maintain consistency in selector usageThe form schema uses
TextSelectoronly for the host field but not for other text fields. This creates an inconsistent user experience.Consider using appropriate selectors for all fields:
{ vol.Required( CONF_HOST, default=reconfigure_entry.data.get(CONF_HOST), ): TextSelector(), vol.Required( CONF_PORT, default=reconfigure_entry.data.get(CONF_PORT), ): vol.Coerce(int), vol.Required( CONF_PASSWORD, default=reconfigure_entry.data.get(CONF_PASSWORD), - ): str, + ): TextSelector(password=True), vol.Required( CONF_USERNAME, default=reconfigure_entry.data.get(CONF_USERNAME), ): vol.In({SMILE: FLOW_SMILE, STRETCH: FLOW_STRETCH}) }
261-275: Enhance error handlingThe error handling is comprehensive but could be improved by adding more specific error messages for different scenarios.
Consider adding more specific error messages:
try: api = await validate_input(self.hass, user_input) except ConnectionFailedError: - errors[CONF_BASE] = "cannot_connect" + errors[CONF_HOST] = "cannot_connect" except InvalidAuthentication: - errors[CONF_BASE] = "invalid_auth" + errors[CONF_PASSWORD] = "invalid_auth" except InvalidSetupError: errors[CONF_BASE] = "invalid_setup" except (InvalidXMLError, ResponseError): errors[CONF_BASE] = "response_error" except UnsupportedDeviceError: errors[CONF_BASE] = "unsupported" except Exception: # noqa: BLE001 + _LOGGER.exception("Unexpected exception") errors[CONF_BASE] = "unknown"
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256-312: Verify integration reload behavior
The reconfiguration process uses async_update_reload_and_abort which will reload the integration. We need to ensure this doesn't cause issues with existing devices.
Let's verify the integration reload behavior:
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Let me gather more information about the device handling and cleanup process:
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Integration reload behavior is safely handled
The integration implements proper cleanup and reload mechanisms:
- The
async_unload_entryfunction correctly unloads all platforms usingasync_unload_platforms - Each platform properly handles device cleanup through
async_on_unloadcallbacks - The coordinator pattern ensures proper state management during reloads
- Entities are properly managed through the coordinator's listener pattern
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custom_components/plugwise/quality_scale.yaml (1)
1-85: Maintain Consistent Comment Formatting for ReadabilityConsider standardizing the formatting of comments and statuses to enhance readability. Ensure that all comments are consistently capitalized and punctuated.
custom_components/plugwise/translations/en.json (1)
6-6: Consider clarifying the error message.The message "The configured Smile ID does not match the Smile ID on the requested IP address." could be more user-friendly. Consider: "This device has a different ID than the one being reconfigured. Please ensure you're connecting to the correct device."
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tests/components/plugwise/test_config_flow.py (1)
465-541: New Test Functions Enhance Reconfiguration Flow Coverage
The added test functions _start_reconfigure_flow, test_reconfigure_flow, test_reconfigure_flow_other_smile, and test_reconfigure_flow_errors are well-implemented and cover various scenarios for the reconfiguration flow. This improves the overall test coverage and robustness of the configuration process.
tests/components/plugwise/fixtures/m_adam_cooling/all_data.json (1)
76-76: Data Updates and Formatting Improvements are Correct
The updates to the JSON data, including formatting adjustments and changes to attribute values such as control_state, are appropriate and correctly applied.
Also applies to: 151-151, 165-165, 180-180, 184-184, 198-199
custom_components/plugwise/strings.json (1)
21-27: Verify Localization Placeholders for Correctness
Ensure that the localization placeholders like [%key:common::config_flow::data::ip%] and [%key:common::config_flow::abort::reconfigure_successful%] are correctly defined and will resolve properly during runtime to display the intended text.
Also applies to: 34-35, 52-54
tests/components/plugwise/conftest.py (1)
101-109: LGTM! Good test coverage improvement.
The additional patch ensures consistent mocking of the Smile class across both coordinator and config_flow modules, which is essential for properly testing the new reconfiguration functionality.
custom_components/plugwise/translations/en.json (1)
22-27: LGTM! Well-structured configuration form.
The reconfiguration form's translation entries are clear and include all necessary fields with appropriate descriptions.
custom_components/plugwise/config_flow.py (3)
248-304: LGTM! Reconfiguration implementation looks good.
The implementation includes proper error handling, validation, and form generation. The schema now correctly handles all required fields with appropriate types.
269-272: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Optimize unique ID validation.
The unique ID validation should happen before the API call to prevent unnecessary network requests.
Move the unique ID validation before the API call:
if user_input:
+ reconfigure_entry = self._get_reconfigure_entry()
+ await self.async_set_unique_id(
+ reconfigure_entry.unique_id,
+ raise_on_progress=False
+ )
+ self._abort_if_unique_id_mismatch(reason="not_the_same_smile")
try:
api = await validate_input(self.hass, user_input)274-274:
Add missing method implementation.
The code calls self._get_reconfigure_entry() but this method is not implemented.
Add the following implementation:
def _get_reconfigure_entry(self) -> ConfigEntry:
"""Get the config entry being reconfigured."""
assert self.hass
entry_id = self.context.get("entry_id")
if entry_id is None:
raise ValueError("No entry_id in context")
return self.hass.config_entries.async_get_entry(entry_id)
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custom_components/plugwise/sensor.py (2)
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126-132: Remove commented-out code to enhance readabilityConsider removing the commented-out list comprehension in
async_setup_entry. Keeping old code can reduce code clarity and may cause confusion.
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134-145: Efficient entity initialization with loggingThe explicit loop with logging in
_add_entitiesimproves debuggability. Ensure that debug logs are appropriately set and consider adjusting the logging level or removing them if they are no longer needed.custom_components/plugwise/button.py (2)
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25-31: Remove commented-out code to enhance readabilityConsider removing the commented-out code in
async_setup_entryto maintain a clean codebase and avoid potential confusion.
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33-38: Clear and explicit entity setup with loggingThe explicit loop for adding entities with debug logging aids in troubleshooting. Ensure that logging is configured appropriately for production.
custom_components/plugwise/select.py (1)
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83-103: Temporary debugging code needs cleanup before production.Similar to the switch component, this implementation replaces a concise list comprehension with a verbose loop for debugging. While helpful during development, it should be reverted to the original implementation before merging to production.
Consider reverting to the commented-out upstream version:
- entities: list[PlugwiseSelectEntity] = [] - for device_id in coordinator.new_devices: - device = coordinator.data.devices[device_id] - for description in SELECT_TYPES: - if description.options_key in device: - entities.append( - PlugwiseSelectEntity(coordinator, device_id, description) - ) - LOGGER.debug( - "Add %s %s selector", device["name"], description.translation_key - ) - async_add_entities(entities) + async_add_entities( + PlugwiseSelectEntity(coordinator, device_id, description) + for device_id in coordinator.new_devices + for description in SELECT_TYPES + if description.options_key in coordinator.data.devices[device_id] + )custom_components/plugwise/number.py (3)
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34-63: Consider consistent naming convention for NUMBER_TYPESThe comment "Upstream + is there a reason we didn't rename this one prefixed?" suggests inconsistency in naming conventions. Consider prefixing this constant with
PLUGWISE_to maintain consistency with other constants in the codebase.-NUMBER_TYPES = ( +PLUGWISE_NUMBER_TYPES = (
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65-102: Consider consolidating upstream and debug implementationsThe current implementation maintains two versions of the same logic (one commented out). This could lead to maintenance issues. Consider:
- Using a debug flag to toggle detailed logging
- Integrating logging into the upstream implementation
- Adding comments explaining why the alternative implementation is needed
async def async_setup_entry( hass: HomeAssistant, entry: PlugwiseConfigEntry, async_add_entities: AddEntitiesCallback, ) -> None: """Set up Plugwise number platform from a config entry.""" coordinator = entry.runtime_data @callback def _add_entities() -> None: """Add Entities.""" if not coordinator.new_devices: return - # Upstream consts - # async_add_entities( - # PlugwiseNumberEntity(coordinator, device_id, description) - # for device_id in coordinator.new_devices - # for description in NUMBER_TYPES - # if description.key in coordinator.data.devices[device_id] - # ) - - # pw-beta alternative for debugging entities: list[PlugwiseNumberEntity] = [] for device_id in coordinator.new_devices: device = coordinator.data.devices[device_id] for description in NUMBER_TYPES: if description.key in device: entity = PlugwiseNumberEntity(coordinator, device_id, description) entities.append(entity) LOGGER.debug( "Add %s %s number", device["name"], description.translation_key, ) async_add_entities(entities)
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105-124: Consider extracting magic numberThe value
0.5used for the minimum step size should be extracted as a named constant for better maintainability and clarity.+MIN_STEP_SIZE = 0.5 + class PlugwiseNumberEntity(PlugwiseEntity, NumberEntity): # ... native_step = self.device[description.key][RESOLUTION] if description.key != TEMPERATURE_OFFSET: - native_step = max(native_step, 0.5) + native_step = max(native_step, MIN_STEP_SIZE)custom_components/plugwise/coordinator.py (1)
100-124: Address TODO comment regarding error message formattingThe TODO comment indicates uncertainty about including the error message in translations. Consider:
- Documenting the decision about error message inclusion
- Ensuring consistent error handling across all exceptions
- Adding the error details to the log for debugging purposes
except (InvalidXMLError, ResponseError) as err: + LOGGER.debug("XML/Response error details: %s", err) raise UpdateFailed( translation_domain=DOMAIN, translation_key="invalid_xml_data", ) from errcustom_components/plugwise/binary_sensor.py (1)
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147-199: Consider improving notification handling structureThe notification handling logic could be improved by:
- Extracting notification creation to a separate method
- Adding error handling for notification creation
- Using a more type-safe approach for severity handling
+ def _create_notification(self, notify_id: str, message: str) -> None: + """Create a persistent notification with error handling.""" + try: + pn.async_create( + self.hass, + message, + "Plugwise Notification:", + f"{DOMAIN}.{notify_id}" + ) + except Exception as err: + LOGGER.error("Failed to create notification: %s", err) @property def extra_state_attributes(self) -> Mapping[str, Any] | None: """Return entity specific state attributes.""" if self.entity_description.key != PLUGWISE_NOTIFICATION: return None attrs: dict[str, list[str]] = {} self._notification = {} if notify := self.coordinator.data.gateway[NOTIFICATIONS]: for notify_id, details in notify.items(): for msg_type, msg in details.items(): msg_type = msg_type.lower() if msg_type not in SEVERITIES: msg_type = "other" attrs.setdefault(f"{msg_type}_msg", []).append(msg) self._notification[notify_id] = f"{msg_type.title()}: {msg}" return attrscustom_components/plugwise/climate.py (1)
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215-242: Enhance documentation for previous action mode tracking.The
_previous_action_modemethod's purpose and behavior could be better documented. Consider adding more detailed docstring explaining:
- When and why the previous mode is tracked
- The conditions for updating the previous mode
- The implications for HVAC control
tests/components/plugwise/test_config_flow.py (3)
465-481: Enhance the helper function's docstringWhile the function is well-structured, consider enhancing its docstring to include:
- Parameter descriptions
- Return value description
- Example usage
async def _start_reconfigure_flow( hass: HomeAssistant, mock_config_entry: MockConfigEntry, host_ip: str, ) -> ConfigFlowResult: - """Initialize a reconfigure flow.""" + """Initialize a reconfigure flow for testing. + + Args: + hass: HomeAssistant instance + mock_config_entry: The mock config entry to reconfigure + host_ip: The new host IP address to configure + + Returns: + ConfigFlowResult from the reconfigure flow + + Example: + result = await _start_reconfigure_flow(hass, mock_config_entry, "1.1.1.1") + assert result["type"] is FlowResultType.ABORT + """
483-541: LGTM: Comprehensive test coverage for reconfiguration flowThe test cases are well-structured and cover the main scenarios:
- Successful reconfiguration
- Smile ID mismatch
- Various error conditions
Consider adding these additional test cases for completeness:
- Test with invalid host format
- Test with same host (no-op reconfiguration)
Example test case:
async def test_reconfigure_flow_same_host( hass: HomeAssistant, mock_smile_adam: AsyncMock, mock_setup_entry: AsyncMock, mock_config_entry: MockConfigEntry, ) -> None: """Test reconfigure flow with same host.""" # Use the existing host from mock_config_entry result = await _start_reconfigure_flow( hass, mock_config_entry, mock_config_entry.data[CONF_HOST], ) assert result["type"] is FlowResultType.ABORT assert result["reason"] == "no_changes"
465-541: Consider separating reconfiguration tests into a new test classAs the reconfiguration tests grow, consider moving them into a dedicated test class (e.g.,
TestPlugwiseReconfigureFlow) to improve organization and maintainability. This would:
- Better isolate reconfiguration test scenarios
- Make it easier to add more reconfiguration-specific test cases
- Improve test discovery and reporting
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custom_components/plugwise/sensor.py (2)
86-86: Adding PARALLEL_UPDATES for concurrency control
The addition of PARALLEL_UPDATES = 0 effectively removes throttling, allowing all sensor entities to update in parallel, which can improve performance.
Line range hint 172-176: native_value property implemented correctly
The native_value property accurately retrieves the sensor value based on the sensor key, ensuring correct data representation.
custom_components/plugwise/util.py (2)
12-12: Importing DOMAIN for translation context
The import of DOMAIN from .const is necessary for setting the translation domain in the error handling, enabling localized error messages.
35-42: Enhanced error handling with localization support
The updated exception handling now provides localized error messages using translation_domain, translation_key, and translation_placeholders, improving user experience.
custom_components/plugwise/button.py (1)
20-20: Adding PARALLEL_UPDATES for concurrency control
Setting PARALLEL_UPDATES = 0 allows button entities to update without throttling, which is appropriate given their minimal performance impact.
tests/components/plugwise/test_select.py (2)
14-14: Importing ServiceValidationError for exception handling in tests
The import of ServiceValidationError is necessary for testing invalid service calls and ensuring proper error handling.
92-106: New test for handling invalid regulation mode
The test_adam_select_unavailable_regulation_mode function correctly verifies that selecting an unavailable option raises a ServiceValidationError, ensuring robust error handling in the integration.
tests/components/plugwise/test_number.py (1)
103-116: LGTM! Well-structured test case for boundary validation.
The test properly validates that out-of-bounds temperature offset values raise the expected ServiceValidationError. Good addition to complement the existing temperature offset tests.
custom_components/plugwise/switch.py (1)
Line range hint 83-102: Temporary debugging code needs cleanup before production.
The current implementation replaces the more concise list comprehension with a verbose loop for debugging purposes. While this is helpful during development, it should be reverted to the original implementation before merging to production.
Consider reverting to the commented-out upstream version:
- entities: list[PlugwiseSwitchEntity] = []
- for device_id in coordinator.new_devices:
- device = coordinator.data.devices[device_id]
- if not (switches := device.get(SWITCHES)):
- continue
- for description in PLUGWISE_SWITCHES:
- if description.key not in switches:
- continue
- entities.append(PlugwiseSwitchEntity(coordinator, device_id, description))
- LOGGER.debug(
- "Add %s %s switch", device["name"], description.translation_key
- )
- async_add_entities(entities)
+ async_add_entities(
+ PlugwiseSwitchEntity(coordinator, device_id, description)
+ for device_id in coordinator.new_devices
+ if (switches := coordinator.data.devices[device_id].get(SWITCHES))
+ for description in PLUGWISE_SWITCHES
+ if description.key in switches
+ )custom_components/plugwise/select.py (1)
Line range hint 47-47: Address the naming convention question in the comment.
The comment raises a question about naming convention: "is there a reason we didn't rename this one prefixed?". This should be addressed before merging.
Run the following to check naming patterns across the codebase:
custom_components/plugwise/binary_sensor.py (1)
Line range hint 109-146: Similar code duplication issue as in number.py
The pattern of maintaining both upstream and debug implementations appears here as well. Consider applying the same solution as suggested for number.py to maintain consistency across the codebase.
custom_components/plugwise/strings.json (2)
305-324: LGTM! Well-structured error messages.
The new exceptions section provides clear and specific error messages for various failure scenarios.
34-35:
Replace dynamic placeholders with static text in user step.
Dynamic placeholders don't work in custom components.
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- "host": "[%key:common::config_flow::data::ip%]",
- "port": "[%key:common::config_flow::data::port%]"
+ "host": "IP-address",
+ "port": "Port number"custom_components/plugwise/climate.py (1)
62-62: LGTM! Prevents concurrent updates.
Setting PARALLEL_UPDATES = 0 ensures that updates are processed sequentially, which is important for maintaining consistency when communicating with the Plugwise device.
custom_components/plugwise/config_flow.py (3)
216-242: LGTM! Well-structured connection verification.
The _verify_connection helper method effectively encapsulates the connection validation logic and error handling.
108-119:
Port field should use vol.Coerce(int) instead of TextSelector.
The port field should be an integer input to ensure valid port numbers.
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vol.Required(
CONF_PORT, default=reconfigure_data.get(CONF_PORT)
- ): TextSelector(),
+ ): vol.Coerce(int),267-299:
Critical issues in reconfiguration implementation.
Several issues need to be addressed:
- Missing required fields: password and username
- Missing type hints for
self._get_reconfigure_entry() - The unique ID validation should happen before the API call
Please refer to the past review comments for the detailed fixes.
tests/components/plugwise/test_config_flow.py (1)
23-23: LGTM: New imports and constants are properly added
The new import and constant are necessary for the new test cases and are placed appropriately in the file.
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305-324: Consider consolidating duplicate error messages.While the exceptions section is well-structured, there's duplication with existing error messages in the "error" section:
- "Failed to connect" exists in both sections
- "Invalid XML data..." is similar to "response_error"
- "Device with unsupported firmware" matches "unsupported"
Consider consolidating these messages to maintain a single source of truth and prevent potential inconsistencies.
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21-27: LGTM! Correctly uses static text for configuration fields.
The implementation properly uses static text for host and port fields, which is the recommended approach for custom components. The structure follows Home Assistant's configuration flow patterns.
52-54: LGTM! Clear and comprehensive abort conditions.
The abort messages are well-defined and cover important edge cases:
- Detection of both Anna and Adam devices
- Smile ID mismatch during reconfiguration
- Successful reconfiguration confirmation
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91-105: Enable the commented test for error handling validation.The commented-out test
test_adam_select_unavailable_regulation_modeis important for validating error handling when selecting invalid regulation modes. Please uncomment and enable this test.Apply this diff to enable the test:
-#async def test_anna_select_unavailable_regulation_mode( -# hass: HomeAssistant, mock_smile_anna: MagicMock, init_integration: MockConfigEntry -#) -> None: -# """Test a regulation_mode non-available preset.""" -# -# with pytest.raises(ServiceValidationError, match="valid options"): -# await hass.services.async_call( -# SELECT_DOMAIN, -# SERVICE_SELECT_OPTION, -# { -# ATTR_ENTITY_ID: "select.anna_thermostat_schedule", -# ATTR_OPTION: "freezing", -# }, -# blocking=True, -# ) +async def test_anna_select_unavailable_regulation_mode( + hass: HomeAssistant, mock_smile_anna: MagicMock, init_integration: MockConfigEntry +) -> None: + """Test a regulation_mode non-available preset.""" + + with pytest.raises(ServiceValidationError, match="valid options"): + await hass.services.async_call( + SELECT_DOMAIN, + SERVICE_SELECT_OPTION, + { + ATTR_ENTITY_ID: "select.anna_thermostat_schedule", + ATTR_OPTION: "freezing", + }, + blocking=True, + )custom_components/plugwise/config_flow.py (1)
74-79: Enhance schema with TextSelector for better UX.Consider using TextSelector for the host field to provide a better user experience.
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SMILE_RECONF_SCHEMA = vol.Schema( { - vol.Required(CONF_HOST): str, + vol.Required(CONF_HOST): TextSelector(), vol.Optional(CONF_PORT, default=DEFAULT_PORT): int, } )
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custom_components/plugwise/translations/en.json (1)
2-331: LGTM! Comprehensive and well-structured translations.
The translations are clear, user-friendly, and provide helpful error messages and descriptions for all components.
custom_components/plugwise/config_flow.py (3)
208-231: LGTM! Well-structured error handling.
The _verify_connection helper method is well-implemented with comprehensive error handling and clear return types.
259-295:
Critical issues in reconfiguration implementation.
Several issues need to be addressed in the reconfiguration implementation:
- Missing type hints for
_get_reconfigure_entry() - Unique ID validation should happen before API call
- Missing required fields: password and username
The issues have been previously identified in past reviews. Please refer to the existing comments for the suggested fixes.
281-281: Verify the unique ID mismatch handling.
The error message "not_the_same_smile" is used when the unique ID doesn't match. Let's verify this behavior.
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Unique ID mismatch handling is properly implemented with clear error messaging
The error message "not_the_same_smile" is correctly defined in the English translation file with a clear and descriptive message: "The configured Smile ID does not match the Smile ID on the requested IP address."
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@CoMPaTech your last commit reverses the extra logic I added to async_step_user
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Given the hint of suggested_values - I guess we could just solve that by rewriting the last part of the user_step to something like - saving both the 'if errors' (as it falls through anyway) and a second call to show form. We should also add a test for that to ensure we don't forget it next time tinkering. Not sure if suggested would also work for user_step though. Thinking about the above and looking back at 233-238 - that might as well just be achievable even cleaner in the last call using But both would need some tinkering to draft out the None type handling. Or maybe better, just hand-off both discovery and user_input to SMILE_USER_SCHEMA and let it figure it out (which might be more human readable than Couldn't get it to work right away, but wasn't too keen on merging this PR soon without proper cleanup anyway. |
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custom_components/plugwise/quality_scale.yaml (1)
18-23: Consider tracking documentation TODOs in GitHub issuesMultiple documentation tasks are marked as "todo" and reference PR #36087. To ensure better tracking and visibility, consider creating GitHub issues for each documentation task.
Would you like me to help create GitHub issues for tracking these documentation tasks?
custom_components/plugwise/climate.py (1)
59-59: Consider documenting PARALLEL_UPDATESThe PARALLEL_UPDATES = 0 setting might need documentation explaining its purpose and impact.
Also applies to: 60-60
custom_components/plugwise/translations/en.json (1)
312-315: Document beta features clearlyThe beta features in options should be clearly documented:
- HomeKit emulation
- Refresh interval
- Scan interval
Consider adding:
- Documentation about feature stability
- Migration path from beta to stable
- Impact of these settings
custom_components/plugwise/config_flow.py (2)
74-79: Add input validation for the host field.Consider adding validation for the host field to ensure it's a valid IP address or hostname.
SMILE_RECONF_SCHEMA = vol.Schema( { - vol.Required(CONF_HOST): str, + vol.Required(CONF_HOST): vol.All(str, vol.Length(min=1), vol.Match(r"^[a-zA-Z0-9.-]+$")), vol.Optional(CONF_PORT, default=DEFAULT_PORT): int, } )
259-295: Consider persisting error states during reconfiguration.When validation fails, the form is redisplayed but the user's input is lost. Consider preserving the input values when showing the form with errors.
return self.async_show_form( step_id="reconfigure", data_schema=self.add_suggested_values_to_schema( data_schema=SMILE_RECONF_SCHEMA, - suggested_values=reconfigure_entry.data, + suggested_values=user_input or reconfigure_entry.data, ), description_placeholders={"title": reconfigure_entry.title}, errors=errors, )tests/components/plugwise/test_config_flow.py (1)
483-513: Add test coverage for port reconfiguration.Consider adding a test case to verify that port changes are handled correctly during reconfiguration.
async def test_reconfigure_flow_with_port( hass: HomeAssistant, mock_smile_adam: AsyncMock, mock_setup_entry: AsyncMock, mock_config_entry: MockConfigEntry, ) -> None: """Test reconfigure flow with port change.""" result = await _start_reconfigure_flow( hass, mock_config_entry, TEST_HOST, port=8080 ) assert result["type"] is FlowResultType.ABORT assert result["reason"] == "reconfigure_successful" entry = hass.config_entries.async_get_entry(mock_config_entry.entry_id) assert entry assert entry.data.get(CONF_PORT) == 8080custom_components/plugwise/sensor.py (2)
86-86: Document the PARALLEL_UPDATES setting.Add a comment explaining why parallel updates are disabled to help future maintainers understand the decision.
+# Disable parallel updates to prevent potential race conditions with the Plugwise API PARALLEL_UPDATES = 0
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- # Upstream consts - # async_add_entities( - # PlugwiseSensorEntity(coordinator, device_id, description) - # for device_id in coordinator.new_devices - # if (sensors := coordinator.data.devices[device_id].get(SENSORS)) - # for description in PLUGWISE_SENSORS - # if description.key in sensors - # ) entities: list[PlugwiseSensorEntity] = [] for device_id in coordinator.new_devices: device = coordinator.data.devices[device_id] if not (sensors := device.get(SENSORS)): continue for description in PLUGWISE_SENSORS: if description.key not in sensors: continue entities.append(PlugwiseSensorEntity(coordinator, device_id, description)) LOGGER.debug( - "Add %s %s sensor", device["name"], description.translation_key or description.key + f"Adding {device['name']} {description.translation_key or description.key} sensor" )custom_components/plugwise/strings.json (2)
52-54: Consider making the "not_the_same_smile" message more user-friendly.While the messages are functionally correct, the "not_the_same_smile" message could be more user-friendly.
Consider this alternative:
- "not_the_same_smile": "The configured Smile ID does not match the Smile ID on the requested IP address.", + "not_the_same_smile": "This appears to be a different Plugwise device than the one currently configured. Please check the IP address.",
305-324: Consider making error messages more actionable.While the error messages are clear, some could be more helpful by including troubleshooting steps.
Consider these improvements:
"authentication_failed": { - "message": "Invalid authentication" + "message": "Invalid authentication. Please verify your username and ID." }, "data_incomplete_or_missing": { - "message": "Data incomplete or missing." + "message": "Required data is incomplete or missing. Please fill in all fields." }, "failed_to_connect": { - "message": "Failed to connect" + "message": "Failed to connect. Please check if the device is powered on and accessible on your network." },
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custom_components/plugwise/quality_scale.yaml (1)
35-37: Clarify parallel updates implementation plan
The comment indicates using a coordinator but mentions it's "required due to mutable platform". Consider adding more detail about the specific implementation plan or challenges.
Let's check the current implementation:
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Let me check the coordinator implementation to better understand the context.
Let me check the coordinator implementation details to understand how it's being used.
Let me check how the coordinator is used in the platform files since we see PARALLEL_UPDATES = 0 in all of them.
Parallel updates implementation is correctly handled
The implementation shows a clear pattern:
- A central
PlugwiseDataUpdateCoordinatormanages data updates from a single endpoint - All platform components (switch, sensor, climate, etc.) have
PARALLEL_UPDATES = 0to prevent concurrent updates - Each platform uses the coordinator from
entry.runtime_datato safely manage state updates
The "todo" status in the quality scale can be updated to "implemented" as the parallel updates concern is properly addressed through the coordinator pattern and explicit parallel updates configuration.
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103-116: LGTM! Well-structured test for bounds validation
The test properly validates that out-of-bounds values raise appropriate errors, improving the robustness of the temperature offset feature.
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Line range hint 246-267: Review HomeKit emulation logic carefully
The HomeKit emulation feature:
- Affects HVAC mode handling
- Is marked as beta
- Changes core temperature control behavior
Consider:
- Adding feature flag documentation
- Including test coverage for HomeKit scenarios
- Documenting potential side effects
Line range hint 233-241: Verify empty field handling
The removal of input validation aligns with the requirement to handle empty fields, but ensure this doesn't compromise data integrity.
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Let me gather more context about the temperature validation patterns in this codebase.
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Let me check the API implementation since that's where the actual temperature setting occurs.
Empty field handling is safely implemented
The removal of input validation in async_set_temperature is safe because:
- The method only processes temperature values when the corresponding attributes are present in kwargs
- The implementation uses the standard Home Assistant climate entity features
- Temperature settings are passed through as-is to the underlying API when present, allowing the API layer to handle validation
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9-19: LGTM: Clear error messages
The error messages are well-structured and provide clear guidance to users.
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208-231: LGTM! Well-structured error handling.
The method effectively centralizes connection validation with comprehensive error handling for various failure cases.
239-256: LGTM! Clean implementation of user configuration step.
The changes improve code organization by utilizing the new _verify_connection helper and properly handling discovery information.
tests/components/plugwise/test_config_flow.py (2)
465-481: LGTM! Well-structured test helper.
The helper method effectively encapsulates the flow initialization and verification logic, making tests more maintainable.
515-541: LGTM! Comprehensive error test coverage.
The parametrized test cases effectively cover all possible error scenarios during reconfiguration.
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21-27: LGTM! Reconfigure step implementation looks good.
The implementation correctly uses static text for field labels and follows Home Assistant's configuration flow patterns.
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1-11: Add missing import for ServiceValidationErrorWhen implementing the test, you'll need to add the following import:
from homeassistant.exceptions import ServiceValidationErrorcustom_components/plugwise/binary_sensor.py (2)
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191-218: Refactor notification handling for better maintainabilityThe notification handling logic in
extra_state_attributesis doing too much:
- Managing notification state
- Creating persistent notifications
- Building attributes dictionary
Consider splitting this into separate methods for better maintainability.
+ def _build_notification_attributes(self, notify: dict) -> dict[str, list[str]]: + """Build notification attributes dictionary.""" + attrs: dict[str, list[str]] = {} + for notify_id, details in notify.items(): + for msg_type, msg in details.items(): + msg_type = msg_type.lower() + if msg_type not in SEVERITIES: + msg_type = "other" + if f"{msg_type}_msg" not in attrs: + attrs[f"{msg_type}_msg"] = [] + attrs[f"{msg_type}_msg"].append(msg) + self._notification[notify_id] = f"{msg_type.title()}: {msg}" + return attrs @property def extra_state_attributes(self) -> Mapping[str, Any] | None: """Return entity specific state attributes.""" if self.entity_description.key != PLUGWISE_NOTIFICATION: return None - attrs: dict[str, list[str]] = {} self._notification = {} - if notify := self.coordinator.data.gateway[NOTIFICATIONS]: - for notify_id, details in notify.items(): - for msg_type, msg in details.items(): - msg_type = msg_type.lower() - if msg_type not in SEVERITIES: - msg_type = "other" - if f"{msg_type}_msg" not in attrs: - attrs[f"{msg_type}_msg"] = [] - attrs[f"{msg_type}_msg"].append(msg) - self._notification[notify_id] = f"{msg_type.title()}: {msg}" - return attrs + if notify := self.coordinator.data.gateway[NOTIFICATIONS]: + return self._build_notification_attributes(notify) + return None
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tests/components/plugwise/test_number.py (1)
103-116: Great addition of bounds validation test!The test case effectively validates the upper bound constraint. Consider adding another test case for the lower bound (-2.0) to ensure complete coverage of boundary conditions.
Here's a suggested additional test:
async def test_adam_temperature_offset_below_bounds_change( hass: HomeAssistant, mock_smile_adam: MagicMock, init_integration: MockConfigEntry ) -> None: """Test changing of the temperature_offset number below minimum limit.""" with pytest.raises(ServiceValidationError, match="valid range"): await hass.services.async_call( NUMBER_DOMAIN, SERVICE_SET_VALUE, { ATTR_ENTITY_ID: "number.zone_thermostat_jessie_temperature_offset", ATTR_VALUE: -3.0, }, blocking=True, )custom_components/plugwise/quality_scale.yaml (1)
18-81: Consider tracking documentation TODOs in GitHub issuesWhile the documentation tasks are well-documented in the quality scale with clear comments and references to PR #36087, it would be beneficial to track these in GitHub issues for better visibility and progress tracking.
Would you like me to help create GitHub issues for tracking these documentation tasks?
custom_components/plugwise/binary_sensor.py (2)
43-44: Improve comment clarity for PARALLEL_UPDATESThe comment could be more descriptive about why PARALLEL_UPDATES is set to 0.
-# Coordinator is used to centralize the data updates +# Set to 0 to disable parallel updates as the coordinator centralizes data updates
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140-157: Enhance debug logging structureWhile the debug logging is helpful, consider structuring it better:
- LOGGER.debug( - "Add %s %s binary sensor", device["name"], description.translation_key - ) + LOGGER.debug( + "Adding binary sensor - Device: %s, Type: %s, ID: %s", + device["name"], + description.translation_key, + device_id + )custom_components/plugwise/translations/en.json (1)
313-316: Improve clarity of beta feature descriptions.The configuration options marked with "*) beta-only option" should have more descriptive explanations:
- What are the implications of enabling HomeKit emulation?
- What factors should be considered when adjusting refresh intervals?
Consider expanding the descriptions to provide more guidance to users.
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tests/components/plugwise/test_number.py (1)
14-14: LGTM!
The import statement is correctly placed and necessary for the new test case.
tests/components/plugwise/test_select.py (1)
91-105: Implement the regulation mode test
The test test_anna_select_unavailable_regulation_mode should be uncommented and implemented to improve error handling coverage.
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Line range hint 535-535: Ensure proper error handling in mock setup.
The mock setup for error testing is correctly implemented, but consider adding timeout scenarios.
Also applies to: 536-536
Line range hint 313-313: Verify HomeKit emulation behavior documentation.
The comment indicates this is a beta-only option, but there's no clear documentation about potential limitations or risks.
Consider adding comprehensive documentation about this beta feature, including known limitations and potential issues.
59-59: Consider the impact of disabling parallel updates.
Setting PARALLEL_UPDATES = 0 disables the limit on parallel updates, which could potentially lead to race conditions or excessive resource usage if many entities are updated simultaneously.
Consider setting a reasonable limit (e.g., 1 or 2) instead of disabling it completely to prevent potential issues with concurrent updates.
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Setting PARALLEL_UPDATES = 0 is acceptable in this context
The codebase analysis shows that all state updates and async operations are properly coordinated through a central DataUpdateCoordinator. The component:
- Uses a coordinator pattern for data updates
- Has proper async command handling with
@plugwise_commanddecorator - Implements state changes through controlled API calls
- Has no direct concurrent state updates
The coordinator pattern already provides the necessary synchronization, making it safe to allow parallel updates in this case.
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465-481: Well-structured helper function for reconfiguration tests.
The _start_reconfigure_flow helper function is well-implemented and promotes code reuse across tests.
515-541: Comprehensive error handling test coverage.
The parametrized test cases for reconfiguration errors are well-structured and cover all expected error scenarios.
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5-11: Consider enhancing the changelog entries.The entries follow the established format, but could be improved by:
- Adding dates to each version entry for better tracking
- Providing more details about the CI process changes in v0.55.4
-## v0.55.5 +## v0.55.5 (December 2024) - Rework quality improvements from Core Quality Scale -## v0.55.4 +## v0.55.4 (December 2024) - Link to plugwise [v1.6.4](https://github.com/plugwise/python-plugwise/releases/tag/v1.6.4) - Internal: Adjustments in the CI process + Internal: Adjustments in the CI process (improved test coverage and workflow optimizations)
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