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Remove resource handling #738

Closed ludeeus closed 5 months ago

ludeeus commented 5 months ago

Moved to backed in https://github.com/hacs/integration/pull/3758

coderabbitai[bot] commented 5 months ago
Walkthrough ## Walkthrough The changes streamline the handling of frontend resources in the Home Assistant Community Store (HACS). This includes removing the `updateFrontendResource` function, simplifying URL generation with a cache buster, and refactoring resource management logic. These modifications reduce complexity and improve efficiency in managing frontend resources. ## Changes | Files | Change Summary | |------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | `src/components/dialogs/hacs-download-dialog.ts` | Removed `updateFrontendResource` function call and its import statement. | | `src/components/hacs-repository-owerflow-menu.ts` | Removed resource handling imports, added cache buster to URL generation, and simplified resource removal logic.| | `src/tools/frontend-resource.ts` | Refactored `updateFrontendResource` and `generateFrontendResourceURL` functions, removed unnecessary imports. | ## Sequence Diagram(s) (Beta) ```mermaid sequenceDiagram participant User participant HacsDownloadDialog participant HacsRepositoryOverflowMenu participant FrontendResource User ->> HacsDownloadDialog: Initiates download HacsDownloadDialog -->> HacsDownloadDialog: Process download HacsDownloadDialog -->> FrontendResource: Generate resource URL FrontendResource -->> HacsDownloadDialog: Return URL User ->> HacsRepositoryOverflowMenu: Access repository menu HacsRepositoryOverflowMenu -->> HacsRepositoryOverflowMenu: Generate URL with cache buster HacsRepositoryOverflowMenu -->> FrontendResource: Remove resource (if applicable) ```
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Files selected for processing (3) * src/components/dialogs/hacs-download-dialog.ts (3 hunks) * src/components/hacs-repository-owerflow-menu.ts (3 hunks) * src/tools/frontend-resource.ts (1 hunks)
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src/components/dialogs/hacs-download-dialog.ts
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Additional comments not posted (2)
src/tools/frontend-resource.ts (1)
`7-7`: Simplified function signature aligns with PR objectives to streamline resource handling.
src/components/dialogs/hacs-download-dialog.ts (1)
`180-180`: Centralized resource URL generation using `generateFrontendResourceURL` enhances maintainability.
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