* Solve cast delaying startup when devices are slow to setup
* Update homeassistant/components/cast/media_player.py
Co-authored-by: Erik Montnemery <erik@montnemery.com>
Co-authored-by: Erik Montnemery <erik@montnemery.com>
* Solve cast delaying startup when devices are slow to setup
* Update homeassistant/components/cast/media_player.py
Co-authored-by: Erik Montnemery <erik@montnemery.com>
Co-authored-by: Erik Montnemery <erik@montnemery.com>
* New integration for Kostal Plenticore solar inverters.
* Fix errors from github pipeline.
* Fixed test for py37.
* Add more test for test coverage check.
* Try to fix test coverage check.
* Fix import sort order.
* Try fix test code coverage .
* Mock api client for tests.
* Fix typo.
* Fix order of rebased code from dev.
* Add new data point for home power.
* Modifications to review.
Remove service for write access (for first pull request). Refactor
update coordinator to not use the entity API.
* Fixed mock imports.
* Ignore new python module on coverage.
* Changes after review.
* Fixed unit test because of config title.
* Fixes from review.
* Changes from review (unique id and mocking of tests)
* Use async update method. Change unique id. Remove _dict
* Remove _data field.
* Removed login flag from PlenticoreUpdateCoordinator.
* Removed Dynamic SoC sensor because it should be a binary sensor.
* Remove more sensors because they are binary sensors.
If LazyState cannot parse the attributes of its row as JSON, it prints
a message to the logger. Unfortunately, it passes `self` as a format
argument to that message, which causes its `__repr__` method to be
called, which then tries to retrieve `self.attributes` in order to
display them. This leads to an infinite recursion and a crash of the
entire core.
To fix, send the database row to be printed in the log message, rather
than the LazyState object that wraps around it.
* Fix for issue #10498 Raspi GPIO binary_sensor produces unreliable responses ("Doorbell Scenario")
Changes overtaken from PR#31788 which was somehow never finished
* Fix for issue #10498 Raspi GPIO binary_sensor produces unreliable response. Changes taken over from PR31788 which was somehow never finished
* Remove unused code (pylint warning)
If LazyState cannot parse the attributes of its row as JSON, it prints
a message to the logger. Unfortunately, it passes `self` as a format
argument to that message, which causes its `__repr__` method to be
called, which then tries to retrieve `self.attributes` in order to
display them. This leads to an infinite recursion and a crash of the
entire core.
To fix, send the database row to be printed in the log message, rather
than the LazyState object that wraps around it.
