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> (<class 'custom_components.tasmota_irhvac.climate.TasmotaIrhvac'>) is > using self.async_update_ha_state(), without enabling force_update. > Instead it should use self.async_write_ha_state()
Fix #108 use `async_write_ha_state()`
…eate_task()` This is a fix for an error affected by Python 3.11 introduced in HA 2023.6.0.
Certain devices may update their own state at certain times, breaking the synchronization between the state maintained by Home Assistant and the state of the device. This new service option allows you to keep Home Assistant and your device state synchronized.
Added config variables for `ignore_off_temp` and `ignore_off_mode`
Fix for #117 Ignore off temp
Add missing option "high" in UI service call for set_swingv
spelling
Fixed spelling in services.yaml
async_track_state_change is deprecated and will be removed in Home Assistant 2025.5. async_track_state_change_event should be used instead. This fix is designed to maintain backward compatibility.
1. Supports HA 2024.6.0
2. Added the ability to subscribe to both "tele" and "stat" messages
state_topic: "tele/your_tasmota_device/RESULT"
state_topic_2: "stat/your_tasmota_device/RESULT"
Replace self.fan_mode by self._attr_fan_mode, because the latter is used everywhere else.
self._attr_fan_modes already contains values rewritten to FAN_HIGH and HVAC_FAN_MAX. `if fan_mode not in self._attr_fan_modes`, it's impossible to fail the `fan_mode != FAN_HIGH and fan_mode != HVAC_FAN_MAX` check. Also fix a typo: "swing mode" -> "fan mode".
HVAC_FAN_MAX_HIGH and HVAC_FAN_AUTO_MAX are filtered out from self._attr_fan_modes in __init__(). All the further checks for HVAC_FAN_MAX_HIGH and HVAC_FAN_AUTO_MAX will always fail, making the ELECTRA_AC workaround a no-op. Fix it by storing the workaround status in self._quirk_fan_max_high. Fixes: de5a190 ("Aggressive use of _attr_* properties, cleanup and normalization")
Home Assistant has standard high/low fan modes that are localized and displayed in the UI in a pretty way. Tasmota IRHVAC has min, low, middle, high and max, along with a few other modes. Min and max are displayed in Home Assistant as is and not localized. While nothing can be done on the integration side for air conditioners that use 5 levels of the fan, some air conditioners have 3 levels, but use min/medium/max instead of low/medium/high. For such ACs, convert min->low and max->high to display pretty localized values in the UI.
Fix fan modes
Revert "Fix fan modes"
…x-fan-modes Fix fan modes
Remove the previos fix for fan modes. The changes were not working as expexted and lead to confusion when altering the displayed properties in the UI.
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