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d4d3d50ada* fix: replace deprecated get_astral_location with get_astral_observer (#1481) HA 2026.7 deprecates homeassistant.helpers.sun.get_astral_location (removal planned for 2027.7) in favor of get_astral_observer, causing a deprecation warning in the HA logs. - Switch SunEvents/SunLightSettings from astral.location.Location to astral.Observer, using the astral.sun module functions (which return UTC times by default, matching the previous local=False calls). - Use get_astral_observer in switch.py, with a fallback for HA < 2026.7 that constructs the Observer directly from the HA config. - Update tests and the webapp simulator accordingly. * ci: handle removal of requirements_test_all.txt in HA 2026.8 dev HA core removed requirements_test_all.txt (home-assistant/core#171530), which made test_dependencies.py crash with FileNotFoundError and broke the dev pytest job and the Docker builds. Fall back to requirements_all.txt, which carries the same per-integration '# homeassistant.components.x' annotations. Also extend the aiohasupervisor pin lookup in scripts/setup-dependencies accordingly. * test: support modern template light config for HA 2026.6+ HA 2026.6 removed the legacy `light: platform: template` YAML format (home-assistant/core#169615), so setup_lights found no template platform on HA dev and every test using it failed with IndexError. Detect legacy support at runtime (PLATFORM_SCHEMA presence) and fall back to the modern `template:` config format. The group platform is set up before the template integration in the modern path, because setting up `template` also sets up the `light` domain, which would make a later async_setup_component(hass, LIGHT_DOMAIN, ...) a no-op. |
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| app.py | ||
| color_and_brightness.py | ||
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| README.md | ||
| requirements-dev.txt | ||
| requirements.txt | ||
| requirements.txt.in | ||
To run this app locally, install the requirements and run shiny run.
$ cd webapp
$ pip install -r requirements-dev.txt
$ shiny run
After the server starts, which should take only a moment, you can open http://127.0.0.1:8000 to see the interface.