* Onvif camera improvements using zeep
* Fix static code checks
* Make obtain_input_uri async
* Convert several methods to async
* Fix static checks
* Fix static checks
* Fix requirements_all.txt
* Lint improvements
* Async services
* Use onvif-zeep-async and check if PTZ service is available before creating it
* Remove some hacks that are now defined in onvif-zeep-async
* Don't log input, it might contain sensitive information
* Static code analysis fixes
* Run requirements stuff
* Fix
* Remove suds requirement
* Onvif camera improvements using zeep
* Fix static code checks
* Make obtain_input_uri async
* Convert several methods to async
* Fix static checks
* Fix static checks
* Fix requirements_all.txt
* Lint improvements
* Async services
* Use onvif-zeep-async and check if PTZ service is available before creating it
* Remove some hacks that are now defined in onvif-zeep-async
* Don't log input, it might contain sensitive information
* Static code analysis fixes
* Run requirements stuff
* Fix
* Remove suds requirement
* Use dt_util.utcnow
* Platform setup should not have a return value
* Remove explicit dependency to zeep[async]
* Bump onvif-zeep-async to 0.1.2
* Update requirements_all.txt
* Add exception handling
* Fix static checks
* Don't catch generic exceptions
* Update camera.py
* refactor - add const.py, change order of propertys, methods
* import client at top of file
* remove debug line
* de-lint
* delint
* add me as CODEOWNER
* remove lint hint
* delint
* Prevent turning on tellduslive lights with 0 brightness
It was possible for the light compontent to get in a state where the last_brightness was set to zero, and when turning on (by calling turn_on) it would call the TellStick with 0 dim level, ergo not turning on the light.
With this, it will fall back on a 75% dim level if the level is set to zero.
* Wrap long log line over two lines
And using a more proper way of formatting the message
* Fallback to 100% instead of 75%
