* added #274
* attempt getSwitchFromLightId()
* Update switch.py
* changed from register_entity_service to hass.services.async_register
* Update switch.py
* Update switch.py
* Update switch.py
* Update switch.py
* Update switch.py
* Update switch.py
* Update services.yaml
* Update switch.py
* test
* test builds ready
* target selector may not be possible with current syntax
priority is backwards-compatibility as I know most people will smash that update button
* expanded light groups
* test builds ready
* add feature #104
* Update custom_components/adaptive_lighting/switch.py
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* Might as well type both. No reason not to.
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* Might as well type both. No reason not to.
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* Reformatted debug messages.
Reimported ServiceCall as suggested
* Multiple switches allowed again in services.
Apparently this was possible before.
With this change, the `lights` argument must not be passed with multiple switches, or the integration has no way of knowing what the user wants to do. Integration did not make this check in prior versions.
Also reformatted the debug messages.
Removed `automerge.yaml` (my apologies)
* Reload config without restart.
You can now reload any changes to the yaml file without restarting your home assistant. Should show a 'reload' button in your integrations page or you can call the homeassistant reload integration service call.
See https://community.home-assistant.io/t/how-to-allow-custom-compontent-for-yaml-configuration-reloading/391190/4
* Use snake_case for function name 'parseServiceArgs'
* Slight rephrase
* Small style changes
* Rephrased debug messages.
Removed `integration_entities` as we rewrote the code from that function already in parse_service_args. Reference function now above parse_service_args.
* removed: `these_switches = data = None`
* Factor out _find_switch_with_lights
* Rename function and add log statement
* Remove pylint marker
* Handle multiple switches found
* Small changes
* Rename _parse_service_args to _get_switches_from_service_call
* Rephrase log messages
* Add type hint
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* Switch attributes now show the config settings.
`sunset_time`, `sunrise_time`, `max_sunrise_time`, and `min_sunset_time` show 'null' when not overridden - TODO
* fixed basnijholt's requested issues
* Run pre-commit
* [pre-commit.ci] auto fixes from pre-commit.com hooks
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* 'configuration' attr holds list of config options
returned the `=` from basnijholt's review.
* Small style changes
* Add include_config_in_attributes to en.json
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* Use Kelvin instead of Mired, default since core=2022.11
* Fix attributes
* Use ATTR_COLOR_TEMP_KELVIN in tests
* use kelvin in tests
* no duplicate
* Round to nearest 5
While implementing `adaptive_lighting.**apply**` in automations, I've noticed that listing the lights isn't required. For instance, if I have an adaptive lighting entity called `adaptive_lighting.office`, I can condition a motion sensor trigger with the following action successfully:
service: adaptive_lighting.apply
data:
entity_id: switch.adaptive_lighting_office
turn_on_lights: true
