mvdwetering / huesyncbox

Custom integration for Home Assistant to control the Philips Hue Play HDMI Sync Box 4K or 8K
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Don't set (minor_)version manually, use async_update_entry #103

Closed mvdwetering closed 3 months ago

mvdwetering commented 3 months ago

Summary by CodeRabbit

These changes lead to improved maintainability and performance in managing configuration entries.

coderabbitai[bot] commented 3 months ago

Walkthrough

The recent changes streamline the migration functions in the Hue Sync Box component by consolidating version updates into a single asynchronous call. This enhances code clarity and maintainability, eliminating redundancy in how configuration entries are updated. The modifications specifically focus on improving efficiency in the migration process between versions, ensuring that versioning is handled cohesively.

Changes

File Path Change Summary
custom_components/huesyncbox/__init__.py Refactored migrate_v1_to_v2 and migrate_v2_1_to_v2_2 functions to use async_update_entry() for version updates, enhancing clarity and efficiency.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant HomeAssistant as HA
    participant ConfigEntry as CE

    User->>HA: Initiate migration
    HA->>CE: Call migrate_v1_to_v2
    CE->>HA: async_update_entry(version=2, minor_version=0)
    HA-->>CE: Update completed
    User-->>HA: Migration successful

🐰 In the code's burrow, changes take flight,
With updates so smooth, everything feels right.
From v1 to v2, a hop and a skip,
Streamlined and clear, like a well-planned trip.
Oh, joy in the code, let it run free,
For happy migrations bring glee to me! 🐇✨


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