Closed DurgNomis-drol closed 11 months ago
My reason for updating this was that this
homeassistant = "^2023.11"
was changed inpyproject.toml
in the last PR
Yes, but homeassistant itself is not interested in the entries in pyproject.toml
. They are only relevant for local development.
If you set the homeassistant requirement in the hacs.json too high, no one with an older homeassistant version will be offered ha_toyota for installation. Although it might work.
We should write tests for the custom component to see under which home assistant versions ha_toyota
loads correctly via a matrix workflow with pytest
. I'll see if I can write a minimal POC in the next few days.
You are right. As you are pointing out, we need to make sure that it will actually install on the oldest version we are supporting
That would be awesome, as I have no idea how to do that
By the way, the linitng workflow seems to fail in your last commit against the master branch. Maybe we should add a pre-comit hook to prevent pushing commits against the master ;-)
Yes lets do that, it wasn't my intention, I only noticed it after I pushed it 😅
My reason for updating this was that this
homeassistant = "^2023.11"
was changed inpyproject.toml
in the last PR