Major bugfix. ``` get_bulbs ``` and similar methods were always returning empty lists.
Better unit tests have been added to https://github.com/bradsk88/python-wink to avoid this regression.
This adds support for the US variant of the Honeywell connected
thermostat. The interface is super simple, so this doesn't add
any external dependencies. It supports basic temperature, setpoint,
and control.
Issue #998 notes that the existing honeywell module doesn't work
for US models, which is because they are totally different. In order
to indicate to the honeywell platform module that the thermostat
is a US-type, we key off of whether or not the thermostat id is
provided. This is something that US people have (and require to
identify one of potentially multiple thermostats in their account)
and EU people will not.
1. Moved RESTART_EXIT_CODE to constants so it can safely be used by
__main__.py.
2. Allowed __main__/main to return the desired exit code.
3. Forwarded the child processes exit code to the parent process to be
duplicated.
4. Added —debug flag to pass command to force Home Assistant to run in
only one process. A warning is printed to STDERR to indicate HASS is in
debug mode. Another is printed if HASS requests a restart in debug
mode. A restart request in debug mode will quit.
5. Added an argument to __main__/main/setup_and_run_hass to indicate
that it is running in the top process. This tells it to return the exit
code rather than exiting.
* The application of the version check in unit_of_measurement was
messed up after the last refactor. Fix that again.
* An error could occur in device_state_attributes if there was a
mismatch between used value_type in the device and mysensors
version in config. Add try... except to handle that.
Light and ZWaveDeviceEntity both have overwritten the property state_attributes
This includes the device specific attributes in the state_attributes again
This adds a default 30 second timeout on every test method so that
deadlocks or broken threads are move obvious in travis. It also passes
-v by default to make things a little more verbose on where things
fail when they are failing.
This adds a new function to history module which returns significant
states. For most domains this is the list of state changes. For the
thermostat domain this also includes attribute changes, so that
changes in the current_temperature are exposed to the graphing layer.
Closes#881
Some domains, like thermostat, need all state records, not just state
change ones, to provide accurate graphs. This introduces a new db
migration which adds a 'domain' column to all states so that is a fast
query.
Indexes were added to help with query performance.
This includes a data migration which post-date populates domain. On
large HA dbs this might take real time, as it has to touch every state
row. 100 MB db (91k states) updated in a couple of seconds on my
reasonably fast server. Be forewarned.
This is part of bug #881
