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All changes:

  • In the platform files change to adding only the new devices: all at init, only new at runtime.
  • Climate: return debug logging
  • Coordinator: improve the detection of added/removed devices using set(), optimize code.
  • Tests: rename the Tom to avoid the creation of double entities.

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The changes involve updating the logic across multiple files in the Plugwise custom components to iterate over coordinator.new_devices instead of the broader coordinator.data.devices.items(). This refactoring affects how devices are processed, primarily by simplifying and potentially optimizing the entity creation process within various device type handlers.

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File Path Change Summary
custom_components/plugwise/binary_sensor.py Updated _add_entities to use coordinator.new_devices instead of coordinator.data.devices.items().
custom_components/plugwise/button.py Modified _add_entities to iterate over coordinator.new_devices.
custom_components/plugwise/climate.py Refactored _add_entities to use a list for entities creation; added debug logging.
custom_components/plugwise/number.py Updated _add_entities to access device info from coordinator.new_devices.
custom_components/plugwise/select.py Changed _add_entities to fetch device data from coordinator.new_devices.
custom_components/plugwise/sensor.py Modified _add_entities to iterate using coordinator.new_devices.
custom_components/plugwise/switch.py Updated _add_entities to process devices from coordinator.new_devices.

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custom_components/plugwise/switch.py (1)

Line range hint 121-121: Add error handling to switch state retrieval.

The is_on method returns the state of the switch based on the device data. Consider adding error handling to manage possible discrepancies or errors in the device data, enhancing the robustness of the switch state retrieval.

custom_components/plugwise/select.py (1)

Line range hint 128-128: Add error handling to select option change.

The async_select_option method changes the selected option based on user interaction. Consider adding error handling to manage possible failures during this process, enhancing the robustness of the select option change.

custom_components/plugwise/number.py (1)

Line range hint 138-138: Add error handling to number value setting.

The async_set_native_value method sets a new value for a device parameter. Consider adding error handling to manage possible failures during this process, enhancing the robustness of the number setting.

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custom_components/plugwise/switch.py (1)

82-82: Ensure proper logging of debug information.

It's good to see detailed debug logging for added switches. This enhances traceability and debugging capabilities. Ensure that log messages are clear and provide sufficient context to understand the operations being performed.

custom_components/plugwise/select.py (1)

86-86: Ensure proper logging of debug information.

It's good to see detailed debug logging for added selectors. This enhances traceability and debugging capabilities. Ensure that log messages are clear and provide sufficient context to understand the operations being performed.

custom_components/plugwise/number.py (1)

79-79: Ensure proper logging of debug information.

It's good to see detailed debug logging for added numbers. This enhances traceability and debugging capabilities. Ensure that log messages are clear and provide sufficient context to understand the operations being performed.

custom_components/plugwise/coordinator.py (3)

77-78: Initialization of device sets for management

The introduction of _current_devices and new_devices as sets is a good practice for managing device states efficiently. Using sets will help in quickly determining differences between current and new devices, which is crucial for performance in environments with many devices.


121-157: Refactor device management to handle dynamic changes

The method _async_add_remove_devices efficiently handles the addition and removal of devices by comparing the sets of current and new devices. This approach is clean and reduces the complexity of managing device states. However, ensure that the deletion logic in lines 145-151 is well-tested, especially in scenarios where via_device might not be set correctly, as this could lead to unintended deletions.

Consider adding more robust error handling or logging within the deletion logic to ensure that operations are traceable and recoverable in case of errors.


117-117: Ensure comprehensive data update and device management

The integration of device management within the data update flow (line 117) is a crucial part of ensuring that the system's state is consistent with the actual devices. This coupling makes the update process more robust but also adds complexity. Ensure that this method is covered by unit tests to handle various edge cases.

Would you like assistance in enhancing the unit tests for this method?

custom_components/plugwise/binary_sensor.py (1)

106-107: Optimization in binary sensor entity addition

The change to iterate over coordinator.new_devices instead of all devices is a significant optimization, especially in environments with many devices. This targeted addition will likely improve the setup speed and reduce unnecessary operations.

custom_components/plugwise/climate.py (1)

79-89: Refinement in climate entity creation and logging

The restructuring of the entity creation process to accumulate entities in a list before adding them is a good practice for batch operations, which can be more efficient. Additionally, the inclusion of detailed debug logging for each entity helps in troubleshooting and verifying that entities are added correctly.

custom_components/plugwise/sensor.py (1)

471-472: Enhanced sensor entity addition process

The modification to iterate over coordinator.new_devices for adding sensor entities is an effective optimization. This approach minimizes the overhead and improves the responsiveness of the system during startup or reconfiguration phases.

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@bouwew bouwew changed the title Runtime updating -try 2 Rework runtime updating 2 Jun 21, 2024
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@bouwew bouwew force-pushed the rework-runtime-update-2 branch from fc9ddda to 90e56cf Compare June 21, 2024 13:28
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@bouwew bouwew changed the title Rework runtime updating 2 Refactor runtime-update/remove related code Jun 21, 2024
@bouwew bouwew marked this pull request as ready for review June 21, 2024 13:42
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@bouwew bouwew merged commit 1a62d80 into main Jun 22, 2024
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