Remove entity IDs from Transmission documentation #36525
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe documentation for the Transmission integration in Home Assistant has been updated to improve its structure and readability. The changes involve reformatting the "Integration entities" section, now renamed to "Supported functionality." The documentation now presents sensors and switches in more generalized, descriptive subsections, removing specific entity names and focusing on functionality descriptions. Changes
Assessment against linked issues
The changes do not definitively resolve the specific concern about sensor naming raised in the issue. While the documentation has been restructured, it does not explicitly confirm or deny the reported changes in entity names. Further investigation or clarification would be needed to fully address the issue's concerns about entity name translations and potential impacts on custom integrations. Thank you for using CodeRabbit. We offer it for free to the OSS community and would appreciate your support in helping us grow. If you find it useful, would you consider giving us a shout-out on your favorite social media? 🪧 TipsChatThere are 3 ways to chat with CodeRabbit:
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33-43: Consider enhancing sensor descriptions for clarityThe sensor descriptions are good, but could be even more helpful with minor enhancements:
- "The status of your Transmission daemon" could specify what statuses are possible
- Consider adding typical value ranges for speed sensors
-The status of your Transmission daemon. +The status of your Transmission daemon (e.g., idle, up, down). -The current download speed [MB/s]. +The current download speed [MB/s] (0.0 when idle).
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29-32: LGTM! Clear and well-structured section header
The change from "Integration entities" to "Supported functionality" improves clarity and follows documentation standards. The introductory sentence effectively sets up the following sections.
44-47: LGTM! Clear switch descriptions
The switch descriptions are clear and helpful, especially with the inclusion of alternative terminology ("turtle mode"). The removal of specific entity IDs aligns with the PR objectives while maintaining clarity.
29-47: Verify documentation structure against standards
Let's ensure the documentation structure aligns with other integrations.
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Let me check the actual content structure in some of these integrations to ensure complete verification.
Documentation structure follows current standards
The documentation structure in the Transmission integration follows the established patterns seen across other Home Assistant integrations. The findings show:
- The "## Supported functionality" heading is consistently used across multiple integrations (roku, rainbird, etc.)
- The use of "### Sensors" and "### Switches" as subsections is a common pattern found in many integrations
- The format of listing entities with their descriptions matches the documentation style seen in other integrations
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Proposed change
This PR removes the specific entity IDs from the Transmission documentation (as entity IDs are not guaranteed). Additionally, we standardize the lists according to our latest integration quality scale standards.
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