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Store experimental key in config entry options #3798

Closed ludeeus closed 1 week ago

coderabbitai[bot] commented 1 week ago
Walkthrough ## Walkthrough The updates introduce an "experimental" flag within the `config_flow.py` file for configuration management and adapt the associated test scenarios to include this new flag. This enables experimental features to be toggled during configuration and ensures that the application's systems and tests properly handle this new option. ## Changes | File Path | Change Summary | |-----------------------------------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | `custom_components/hacs/config_flow.py` | Modified async methods to include and handle an "experimental" key-value pair within data and options. | | `tests/snapshots/.../test_full_user_flow_implementation.json` | Updated test configurations to include `"experimental": true` in the options field. | | `tests/test_config_flow.py` | Added handling for the "experimental" key in the options dictionary within the `test_options_flow` function. | ## Sequence Diagrams ```mermaid sequenceDiagram participant User participant ConfigurationComponent participant HACS participant TestSuite User->>ConfigurationComponent: Initiate Configuration ConfigurationComponent->>HACS: Call async_step_user (user_input) HACS-->>ConfigurationComponent: Include "experimental" key in options ConfigurationComponent->>User: Confirm Experimental Feature Option User->>ConfigurationComponent: Enable Experimental Option ConfigurationComponent->>HACS: Call async_step_device_done (user_input) HACS-->>ConfigurationComponent: Apply configurations with experimental features TestSuite->>ConfigurationComponent: Run test_options_flow ConfigurationComponent->>TestSuite: Validate "experimental" key in options TestSuite-->>ConfigurationComponent: Check for correct behavior ```
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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 53db143aadc49171ce63e509bf8bdd36245cfa6a and da21c448fe1d1810b2c7da96879ab5aa9e1a5fa4.
Files selected for processing (3) * custom_components/hacs/config_flow.py (3 hunks) * tests/snapshots/config_flow/test_full_user_flow_implementation.json (1 hunks) * tests/test_config_flow.py (3 hunks)
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tests/snapshots/config_flow/test_full_user_flow_implementation.json (1)
`11-13`: The addition of the "experimental" key in the "options" field aligns with the PR objectives and is correctly implemented.
custom_components/hacs/config_flow.py (2)
`188-190`: The addition of the "experimental" key in the `options` dictionary during the `async_step_device_done` method correctly reflects the PR's objectives. Ensure that this option is handled appropriately in downstream code.
Verification successful The previous command failed because `rg` did not recognize the file type `python`. We need to correct this by specifying the file extension directly. --- The "experimental" option is indeed handled in the codebase, as evidenced by the search results. The option appears in multiple files, including `custom_components/hacs/config_flow.py`, `custom_components/hacs/utils/data.py`, and `custom_components/hacs/base.py`, indicating it is appropriately managed in downstream code. - `custom_components/hacs/config_flow.py`: Lines where "experimental" is set and used. - `custom_components/hacs/utils/data.py`: Methods involving experimental content and repositories. - `custom_components/hacs/base.py`: Handling of the "experimental" key.
Scripts executed The following scripts were executed for the analysis: --- Script: ```shell #!/bin/bash # Description: Verify that the "experimental" option is handled appropriately in downstream code. # Test: Search for the handling of the "experimental" option. Expect: Handling code for the "experimental" option. rg --type python $'experimental' ``` Length of output: 62 --- --- Script: ```shell #!/bin/bash # Description: Verify that the "experimental" option is handled appropriately in downstream code. # Test: Search for the handling of the "experimental" option. Expect: Handling code for the "experimental" option. rg 'experimental' --glob '*.py' ``` Length of output: 1710
--- `235-235`: The addition of the "experimental" key to the options in the `async_step_user` method is consistent with the PR's objectives.
Verification successful To verify the handling of the "experimental" option correctly, we need to adjust the `rg` command to search within Python files. Let's correct the command and re-run the script. --- The term "experimental" is handled in various parts of the codebase, including tests and utility functions. Here are the relevant locations: - `tests/test_config_flow.py`: Lines confirming the presence of "experimental". - `tests/hacsbase/test_configuration.py`: Tests related to the experimental setting. - `custom_components/hacs/config_flow.py`: The line in question and another occurrence. - `custom_components/hacs/utils/data.py`: Methods related to storing experimental content and repositories. - `custom_components/hacs/base.py`: Conditional checks and methods for experimental repositories. These occurrences indicate that the "experimental" option is indeed handled correctly in other parts of the system. -
Scripts executed The following scripts were executed for the analysis: --- Script: ```shell #!/bin/bash # Description: Verify that the "experimental" option is handled correctly in other parts of the system. # Test: Search for the handling of the "experimental" option. Expect: Handling code for the "experimental" option. rg --type python $'experimental' ``` Length of output: 62 --- --- Script: ```shell #!/bin/bash # Description: Verify that the "experimental" option is handled correctly in other parts of the system. # Test: Search for the handling of the "experimental" option. Expect: Handling code for the "experimental" option. rg 'experimental' --glob '*.py' ``` Length of output: 1710
tests/test_config_flow.py (1)
Line range hint `346-357`: The addition of the "experimental" key in the options dictionary within the `test_options_flow` function is correctly implemented and aligns with the changes made in the `config_flow.py` file.
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