Open albaintor opened 7 months ago
Is this a problem? I can change it back.
You can always start this as a background task on client side.
using asyncio.create_task(watch_for_appliance_state_updates())
instead of calling it directly
But there might be scenarios where websocket listening fails and you would want be informed when watch_for_appliance_state_updates
fails or stops.
Then you can call it again, or do some more actions before retrying
This is exactly what I wonder : I am facing the same question on another integration. For electrolux we only want to receive messages on my other integration if I want to send messages I need to know when the websocket connection is initialized before sending any message.
I'll try to create a separate task as hinted thanks
Hi,
since this update, the call to "watch_for_appliance_state_updates" blocks and won't return. So the component initialization is blocked. Before the method would return immediately and the callback would be called at each message received
Thanks for your support