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Rename Services to Service actions in more places #2250

Closed frenck closed 2 months ago

frenck commented 2 months ago

Proposed change

Some more changes, that I forgot to save and push into my previous PR.

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Walkthrough ## Walkthrough The overall change involves updating the terminology across multiple documentation files from "service calls" to "service action calls" for improved clarity and consistency in Home Assistant's documentation. Additionally, specific parts of the documentation have been refined to enhance understanding of service action handling, entity updates, and permission checking, ensuring an accurate representation of the application's functionality. ## Changes | Files | Change Summary | |-------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | `docs/api/native-app-integration.md` | Updated action description from "Call services" to "Call service actions" to reflect more precise terminology. | | `docs/api/websocket.md` | Renamed "Calling a service" to "Calling a service action" and updated related text for clarity and consistency. | | `docs/asyncio_thread_safety.md` | Updated service registration/removal functions to use `hass.services.register`/`hass.services.remove` instead of async versions. | | `docs/auth_permissions.md` | Changed "service call" to "service action call" and emphasized context object for permission checking. Introduced admin access decorator. | | `docs/creating_component_code_review.md` | Clarified guideline to focus on essential functionality mentioning custom service actions. | | `docs/creating_integration_file_structure.md` | Updated terminology from "Integrating services" to "Integrating service actions". | | `docs/documenting/yaml-style-guide.md` | Renamed "Service targets" to "Service action targets". | | `docs/integration_fetching_data.md` | Clarified API request handling during service action calls and entity updates. | | `docs/integration_quality_scale_index.md` | Ensured proper exception handling for service action calls and entity methods, adjusting terminology for clarity. |

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docs/api/native-app-integration.md (1)
`10-10`: **Updated terminology: "Call service actions"** The change from "Call services" to "Call service actions" is consistent with the PR's objective to enhance clarity and consistency in terminology. This update should help in distinguishing between general service calls and specific actions within those services.
docs/creating_integration_file_structure.md (1)
`20-20`: **Terminology update in section title: "Integrating service actions"** Renaming the section from "Integrating services" to "Integrating service actions" helps clarify the specific actions that can be integrated via the `services.yaml` file. This change supports the PR's goal of improving documentation clarity and should be reflected consistently in the related descriptions.
docs/integration_quality_scale_index.md (1)
`29-29`: **Updated terminology and added exception handling details** The update from "service calls" to "service action calls" aligns with the PR's goals. Additionally, specifying the types of exceptions to be raised enhances the documentation's clarity and utility, providing clear guidance on error handling. This is a valuable addition for developers looking to ensure their integrations meet the Silver quality level.
docs/creating_component_code_review.md (1)
`64-64`: **Clarification in pull request guidelines** The addition clarifies that features not necessary to support a single platform should not be included in pull requests. This guideline helps maintain focus and simplicity in new integrations, ensuring that they remain manageable and reviewable. This is a practical update that aligns with best practices for software development.
docs/auth_permissions.md (2)
`177-177`: **Updated Docstring for Clarity** The change in the docstring from "Handle a service call." to "Handle a service action call." aligns with the PR's objective to standardize terminology. This enhances clarity and consistency in the documentation. --- `214-214`: **Docstring Updated for Consistency** The update in the docstring from "Handle a service call." to "Handle a service action call." is consistent with the renaming initiative across the documentation. This change maintains the terminology consistency throughout the document.
docs/integration_fetching_data.md (1)
`179-181`: **Clarification on Handling Parallel Requests** The updated text improves clarity on how Home Assistant manages parallel requests during service action calls and entity updates. The use of a semaphore per integration to control parallel updates is well-explained, aligning with the intent to enhance understanding of resource management in the system.
docs/asyncio_thread_safety.md (2)
`65-65`: **Updated API Call for Thread Safety** Changing from `hass.services.async_register` to `hass.services.register` ensures that the service registration is handled correctly in a non-async context, improving thread safety. --- `69-69`: **Updated API Call for Removing Services** The update from `hass.services.async_remove` to `hass.services.remove` aligns with best practices for thread safety, ensuring that service removal is handled correctly in a non-async context.
docs/documenting/yaml-style-guide.md (1)
`281-292`: **Updated Terminology for Consistency** The update from "Service targets" to "Service action targets" improves terminology consistency and aligns with the broader changes made across the documentation. This change helps clarify the targeting mechanism in service action calls, making it easier for users to understand.
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Line range hint `425-436`: **Terminology update approved in 'Fetching service actions'.** The change from "services" to "service actions" is consistent and enhances clarity.
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