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@RFDarter sorry I missed this PR along with the code. Can you rebase it and target current since the changes are already released? |
Co-authored-by: Jonathan Swoboda <jonathan.swoboda> Co-authored-by: Keith Burzinski <[email protected]>
WalkthroughThis pull request encompasses version updates and documentation enhancements across multiple files in the ESPHome project. The changes primarily focus on updating version numbers from Changes
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components/light/esp32_rmt_led_strip.rst (2)
46-49: Configuring a maximum refresh rate can prevent performance pitfalls.
This is a helpful addition to throttle updates, preventing overly rapid changes on resource-constrained devices.
67-78: Separate Arduino configuration variables are well-organized.
Placing rmt_channel settings under the Arduino section clarifies the requirement for unique channels per strip.components/climate/midea.rst (1)
162-172: Enhance temperature range documentation with examples.While the temperature ranges are clearly documented, adding practical examples would make it more user-friendly.
Add examples like:
Sets the value of an internal temperature sensor. The value will be **clamped** to the range: - `0 °C to 37 °C` when ``use_fahrenheit`` is ``false``. - `32 °F to 99 °F` when ``use_fahrenheit`` is ``true``. + +For example: +- If you set 40 °C with ``use_fahrenheit: false``, it will be clamped to 37 °C +- If you set 25 °F with ``use_fahrenheit: true``, it will be clamped to 32 °Fcomponents/opentherm.rst (2)
81-84: Add cross-reference to automation triggers section.While the automation hooks are documented, adding a cross-reference to ESPHome's general automation documentation would be helpful.
Add a reference to the automation documentation:
- **before_send** (**Optional**) An automation to perform on OpenTherm message before it is sent to the boiler. - **before_process_response** (**Optional**) An automation to perform on boiler response before it is processed. See :ref:`on-the-fly-message-editing` for details. +See also :doc:`/guides/automations` for more information about automation syntax.
361-377: Enhance code example with additional comments.The example code would benefit from more detailed comments explaining the message structure and potential side effects.
Add more detailed comments:
opentherm: # Usual hub config before_send: then: - lambda: |- - if (x.id == 56) { // 56 is standard message id for DHW setpoint - x.id = 162; // message is passed by refence, so we can change anything, including message id + // Message ID 56 is the standard OpenTherm message id for DHW setpoint + // For Daikin D2C boilers, we need to use message ID 162 instead + if (x.id == 56) { + // Message is passed by reference, so modifications affect the actual message + // Note: Ensure your boiler supports this message ID to avoid communication issues + x.id = 162; } before_process_response: then: - lambda: |- - if (x.id == 162) { // We substitute the original id back, so that esphome is not confused. - x.id = 56; + // Convert the non-standard message ID back to the standard one + // This ensures ESPHome processes the response correctly + if (x.id == 162) { + x.id = 56; }
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conf.py (2)
74-74: New version number aligns with the updated development cycle.
The version has been incremented to "2025.1", which appears consistent with the broader versioning changes.
76-76: Dev release notation confirmed.
Using "2025.1.0-dev" for the release helps distinguish in-development builds from stable versions.
Makefile (1)
2-2: Switching to the 'dev' reference ensures integration with the latest development branch.
This allows fetching the most up-to-date code from the ESPHome repository, suitable for in-progress features and changes.
components/light/esp32_rmt_led_strip.rst (5)
26-27: Clarified chipset requirement.
Stating that the chipset is not required if manual timings are specified helps avoid confusion.
36-36: Ensuring clarity in RGB order instructions.
The enumerated list of valid RGB orders is well-defined and consistent with typical LED strip configurations.
50-56: Introduced IDF configuration block.
Documenting IDF-specific variables (like rmt_symbols) separately helps users distinguish settings under different frameworks.
57-66: CSV table clarifies memory allocation.
Providing variant-specific data about RMT memory is beneficial for selecting appropriate values.
82-82: Manual timings reference is properly anchored.
Users can now quickly locate the relevant section for custom chipset timing configurations.
components/display/qspi_dbi.rst (8)
18-19: Expanded list of tested displays.
Mentioning the JC3636W518 board ensures clearer coverage of different hardware options.
60-66: Enumerated model options are consistent.
Defining each model in one place prevents confusion and helps with quick reference.
87-87: swap_xy availability note is helpful.
Highlighting that some chips do not support axis swapping prevents user frustration.
90-90: More detail on data_rate clarifies hardware constraints.
Documenting supported values (e.g., 80MHz, 40MHz, etc.) helps ensure compatibility with a user’s specific display.
92-94: draw_rounding is a valuable addition for partial updates.
Ensuring alignment with power-of-2 boundaries aids in stable rendering for certain display controllers.
213-213: Explicitly setting 'model: JC4832W535'.
This ensures the correct initialization sequence and display behavior for that board.
215-215: Software rotation set to 270°.
Clear documentation on rotating to landscape mode helps new users orient their display.
222-222: Introduced show_test_card for easy troubleshooting.
Having a test card option helps quickly verify wiring and orientation before finalizing the setup.
components/climate/midea.rst (1)
Line range hint 148-157: LGTM! Clear and accurate description of the FollowMe command.
The documentation clearly explains the purpose and usage of the FollowMe command.
web-api/index.rst (1)
78-79: LGTM! Clear introduction of the new detail parameter.
The documentation clearly introduces the new feature.
components/opentherm.rst (1)
63-77: LGTM! Well-structured boiler-specific configuration documentation.
The configuration options are clearly documented with their respective OpenTherm message IDs and value ranges.
Description:
Related issue (if applicable): fixes
Pull request in esphome with YAML changes (if applicable): esphome/esphome#7531
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[] I am merging into
nextbecause this is new documentation that has a matching pull-request in esphome as linked above.or
I am merging into
currentbecause this is a fix, change and/or adjustment in the current documentation and is not for a new component or feature.Link added in
/index.rstwhen creating new documents for new components or cookbook.