Forwarders (Windy / Pocasi):
- `enabled` becomes a property reading the option live. Toggling it does not
reload the entry, so the cached copy left the diagnostics sensor reporting a
stale value indefinitely for a disabled forwarder.
- Reject empty credentials explicitly: an empty string is still a `str`, so
`checked` alone let an unconfigured forwarder send a request that could only
ever be refused.
- Use `persistent_notification.async_create` instead of the sync variant.
- Use WINDY_MAX_RETRIES consistently; add POCASI_CZ_MAX_RETRIES.
Utils:
- `voc_level_to_text` / `battery_5step_to_pct` go through `to_int` like every
other value_fn. A bare `int()` raised on a garbage payload value, which
`WeatherSensor.native_value` then logged with a full traceback on every push.
Out-of-range battery steps are clamped to a valid percentage.
- Simplify `check_disabled` (drop the redundant camelCase flag).
Config flow:
- `retain_data` re-reads SENSORS_TO_LOAD at submit time. Auto-discovery appends
to it from the webhook handler, so writing back the snapshot taken when the
step opened silently rolled back any sensor discovered meanwhile.
Coordinator:
- Drop the per-push staleness recalculation; the hourly timer already covers it.
Ecowitt:
- Tolerate aioecowitt moving/renaming the internal SENSOR_MAP rather than
failing the whole module import; unit-variant dedup degrades instead.
Translations:
- Battery state key `unknown` -> `drained`: the entity emits UnitOfBat.UNKNOWN,
whose value is "drained", so the old key never matched and the raw state
leaked into the UI. cs.json was already correct.
- Remove the dead `migration` step; `async_step_migration` does not exist.
Also: remove verified-dead constants/helpers and fix ~30 docstring typos.
All entities (weather, battery, health, native Ecowitt) now report through a
single device under the existing {(DOMAIN,)} identifier, removing the separate
"Ecowitt {model}" device that appeared whenever Ecowitt was enabled. This
collapses the previous two-device layout (and the duplicate/untranslated native
Ecowitt sensors living on the second device) into one.
The device model reflects the running station type via _station_model():
"Ecowitt <model>" when Ecowitt is active (model learned from the payload's
`model` field and stored on runtime_data.ecowitt_model), else "WSLink", else
"PWS". Device identity is centralised in data.build_device_info() and reused by
every platform.
No device-registry migration is required: the identifier is unchanged; only the
model/grouping change. Full device unification under a renamed hub is deferred
to the rename round.
Tests: device-info assertions updated to the shared device across the entity
suites; new _station_model/build_device_info branch coverage in test_data.py;
received_ecowitt now asserts the learned model. 320 passed, 100% coverage.
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- C1: received_data / received_ecowitt_data return 503 (not 500) when the entry is
mid-reload (runtime_data gone); add_new_sensors / add_new_binary_sensors are
defensive no-ops in that window too.
- C2/C3: Windy and Pocasi reserve their next send window *before* the await, so
concurrent webhooks can no longer both pass the rate-limit check and double-send
(which could falsely trip the auto-disable threshold).
- C5: EcowittBridge.set_add_entities flushes unmapped sensors parsed before the
platform was ready (aioecowitt fires new_sensor_cb only once per key).
- C6: a forwarder auto-disabling itself from the hot path no longer forces a full
config-entry reload (update_listener now skips reload for live-read flags
SENSORS_TO_LOAD / WINDY_ENABLED / POCASI_CZ_ENABLED).
- C7: to_int accepts decimal-formatted integers ("180.0").
- C8: forwarders use dt_util.utcnow() (UTC-aware) instead of naive datetime.now().
Tests updated; 305 passing, 100% coverage; ruff + basedpyright clean.
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