Add missing [project] section to pyproject.toml

bouwew commented 1 month ago

Should fix error in #680

Summary by CodeRabbit

New Features
- None
Bug Fixes
- Fixed configuration handling in Plugwise components to improve default value settings.
- Corrected typos and formatting in Plugwise constants.
Style
- Improved code readability by adding blank lines and adjusting indentation across multiple files.
- Enhanced logging messages for better diagnostics and debugging.
Tests
- Added empty lines to improve readability in test files.
- Updated test values for select_regulation_mode in climate tests.
Chores
- Updated pyproject.toml with new version, Python requirements, and dependency information.
- Refined pre-commit hook configurations to enhance code checking processes.

coderabbitai[bot] commented 1 month ago

Walkthrough

The update refines the code checking and configuration processes for various pre-commit hooks, along with improving code readability and maintaining consistent formatting in the Plugwise custom components for Home Assistant. Changes include adjustments to hook configurations, debug logging, adding missing imports, and altering exception handling. Specific files were also updated to streamline formatting and enhance test structure.

Changes

Files/Paths	Change Summaries
.pre-commit-config.yaml	Added/modified hooks configurations, added `ruff-format`, adjusted arguments for `codespell`, `no-commit-to-branch`, and `pyupgrade`, and removed `bandit` and `prettier` hooks.
.yamllint	Adjusted `min-spaces-from-content` rule from `2` to `1`.
custom_components/plugwise/...	Improved formatting, added blank lines, moved async/def keywords to new lines, and refactored functions for code readability and clarity in various files (`__init__.py`, `binary_sensor.py`, `climate.py`, `config_flow.py`, `const.py`, `coordinator.py`, `diagnostics.py`, `entity.py`, `number.py`, `select.py`, `sensor.py`, `switch.py`, `util.py`).
pyproject.toml	Updated project version to `0.51.6`, Python version requirement to `>=3.12`, added keywords, updated author/maintainer info, specified classifiers, and listed dependencies.
tests/components/plugwise/...	Added empty lines for formatting and restructuring function calls, updated test values in various files (`conftest.py`, `test_climate.py`, `test_config_flow.py`, `test_diagnostics.py`, `test_init.py`, `test_select.py`, `test_switch.py`).

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sonarcloud[bot] commented 1 month ago

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