Updated to v2, what thermal_perception changed for?

[SergioRius]

Just updated to version 2 and my Home Assistant installation is complaining about not being able to start the thermal comfort integration because the configuration includes an entity "thermal_confort" that is invalid.

      - name: thermal_comfort_lowerbathroom
        unique_id: thermal_comfort_lowerbathroom
        poll: true
        temperature_sensor: sensor.ble_lowerbathroom_temperature
        humidity_sensor: sensor.ble_lowerbathroom_humidity
        sensor_types:
          - heat_index
          - thermal_perception
          - absolute_humidity
          - dew_point
          - simmer_zone

Could anyone tell me what that sensor changed for, or where I can find a v1 to v2 migration document?
Thanks.

[rautesamtr]

Most notes are in the release notes of 2.0.0

As for thermal_perception that is now dew_point_perception.

[SergioRius]

Thanks for your help. Unfortunately now I have the same problem with simmer_zone.
There is no documentation in release notes of v2.0.0 nor sensors documentation that matches old naming scheme with the new one. Aka there's no migration instructions.
Or is it?

[SergioRius]

Git comparing v2.0.0 with 1.5 I've seen the commit where simmer_zone was replaced with summer_simmer_perception.
Thanks.

[rautesamtr]

Thermal perception has been renamed to Dew point perception to have a more descriptive name since we added a few more bio indices/perceptions in this release.

Simmer index has been renamed to Simmer summer index and Simmer zone to Simmer summer perception.

They where there in verbal form and can bee used together with the sensor list but i also wrote simmer summer perception instead of summer simmer perception in the release notes. My bad. Thanks for the feedback i will update the 2.0 release notes to make this clearer.

[SergioRius]

i also wrote simmer summer perception instead of summer simmer perception in the release notes

Perhaps that was my problem in finding it. I was doing literal searches, as English is not my native language and I must rely in searches better than reading, most of the time. To be honest, all those names don't say nothing to me and I don't know what they mean.
Anyways... No problemo.