* Remove unit from garmin connect
* Remove unit from hvv departures
* Remove device class timestamp from device condition and trigger
* Remove unit from systemmonitor
* Use device class constant for timestamp in ring
* add config flow support to google_travel_time
* fix bugs and add strings
* fix import and add new test
* address comments in #43419 since this is a similar PR
* fix default name and test
* add unique ID and device info
* fix test
* feedback from waze PR
* continue incorporating feedback from waze PR
* final fixes and update tests
* call update in lambda
* Update homeassistant/components/google_travel_time/sensor.py
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* additional fixes
* validate config entry data during config flow and config entry setup
* don't store entity
* patch dependency instead of HA code
* fixes
* improve tests by moving all patching to fixtures
* use self.hass instead of setting self._hass
* invert if
* remove unnecessary else
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* Adding option for setpoint override mode
Temporary setpoint override mode can now be set on or off. 'Constant' setpoint override mode will be used when Temporary is set to off
* Changes after review comment
Added default value for the setpoint override mode
* Add zwave_js.bulk_set_partial_config_parameters service
* update to handle command status
* add test for awake node
* test using a device in service call
* Bump zwave-js-server-python to 0.23.0 and update integration to support schema changes
* refactor notification evenets a bit
* fix tests and bug fixes
* additional changes due to new PR
* add command class and command name
* use new event names so we can retain event property names
* handle command status being returned from async_set_config_parameter
* bump dependency version
* adjust log message to be consistent
* disable pylint warning
* Update homeassistant/components/zwave_js/services.py
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* add test for awake node
* switch async_get_registry to async_get
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config_entries.async_setup will skip ignored and disabled integrations
but bootstrap would still load them in memory even though they would
never be setup.
If we pass a string to ConfigEntryNotReady or raise it from
another exception we now log the string passed or the
string generated by the original exception.
With #47201 this makes it easy for developers to still show
the reason why setup failed without having to worry about log
spam from additional attempts by rasing ConfigEntryNotReady
from the original exception.
