* #3899 - Ecobee tempoeratures
* #3899 Remove unused import
* #3899 Implement min/max_temp in ecobee.py as these temperatures have to be in F for ecobee api.
* #3899 Stale print
* #3899 Use min/max_temp from base class
* #3899 Removed unused import (again) so tests pass since changing to use super class
* #3899 Fix long lines
* #3899 Install tox locally... make it happy, commit
* #3899 Remove overridden min/max_temp and instead update __init__:min/max_temp to convert to self.temperature_unit (of the thermostat) as opposed to self.unit_of_measurement (of the system), which is wrong
* Remove unused import from ecobee
* Separate platform and presentation units in climate
* Fix unit tests
Maybe
* Fix unit tests some more
Maybe
* Rename _platform_unit_of_measurement to temperature_unit
* Fix tests for renamed attribute
* Added additional checks which hides functions which are not support (like fans / humidity / cooling)
* Fixed pylint and flake8 errors (not test file available)
* Fixed pydocstyle error
* Refactored Code and Comments as described in pull-request
* Added additional comment and requesting retest
* Upgraded to python-nest 2.11 which contains previously hidden functions
* Update Command classes and device types to Sigma SDK
* Fix some pylint
* Seperate constants to file
* Flake8
* coverage and flake8 pylint
* Add services.yaml
* Service descriptions was missing
* Spelling :)
* grammar
* Remove zwave service descriptions from main
* Add ability to change Nest mode to all available options
* Make Nest state reflect current operation not current operation mode
* Update Nest sensor to use operation mode
* Fix linting
* Revert "Make Nest state reflect current operation not current operation mode"
This reverts commit 573ba028d8.
Conflicts:
homeassistant/components/climate/nest.py
* Fixed issue #3574 - Temperature slider fixed on frontend on heat/cool mode
* Fixed target_temperature to return None when self.is_away_mode_on is True
Sep 29 00:59:22 pi hass[21333]: if self.device.measurment_scale == 'F':
Sep 29 00:59:22 pi hass[21333]: AttributeError: 'Device' object has no attribute 'measurment_scale'
* Update ecobee to use only range setpoints
* Update nest to only use range setpoints
* Update demo to use only range for ecobee test device
* Update test
* Fetch unit from ecobee
* generic_thermostat did not have state
* generic_thermostat test update
* Added Support for mysensnors Climate/HVAC device
* Added Support for mysensnors-hvac device:fix pylint error
* Added Support for mysensnors-hvac device:fix pylint error2
* Fixed Issues in code as per review comments
* Fixed Linter Errors
* Fixed Linter Errors:2
* Fixed Linter Errors:2
* Fixed Linter Errors
* Fixed Linter Errors
* Fixed Linter Errors
* Added Support for MySensors HVAC| Fixed Review Comments| Removed Additional Comments
* Added Support for MySensors HVAC| Fixed Review Comments Itr2
* Changes to correctly support devices with both high and low bound temperatures
* Changed to optimize the code
* Update Ecobee state after making changes to climate
Without this, climate and sensor state will take up to 3 minutes
(the MIN_TIME_BETWEEN_UPDATES on its update throttle) to update in
the interface, which makes it more difficult to do automation around the
state.
* Use a boolean instance variable that update can check, rather than always calling update
* If device was off set target temp would not work.
* Changed to use a workaround just for Horstmann HRT4-ZW Zwave Thermostat
* Wrong Horseman id
* style changes
* Avoid None comparison for zwave cover.
* Just rely on unit from config for unit_of_measurement
* Explicit return None
* Mqtt (#11)
* Explicit return None
* Missing service and wrong service name defined
* Mqtt state was inverted, and never triggering
