Continuous improvement #678
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WalkthroughThis pull request introduces modifications to the Plugwise helper classes and utility functions, focusing on renaming and refactoring the home location identifier handling. The changes primarily affect the Changes
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plugwise/util.py (1)
159-161: LGTM! Consider adding type hints for clarityThe change ensures temperature values are consistently returned as floats, which is good. Consider adding a type hint comment to clarify the return type for temperature measurements.
# Return for instance 20 (degrees) as 20.0 if unit == TEMP_CELSIUS: + # Always returns float for temperature measurements result = float(measure)plugwise/helper.py (2)
236-237: LGTM! Consider adding docstring comments.The separation of
_home_loc_id(str) and_home_location(etree) improves type safety and clarity. Consider adding docstring comments to explain their distinct purposes.+ # ID of the home location self._home_loc_id: str + # XML element representing the home location self._home_location: etree
765-770: LGTM! Consider adding debug logging for missing temperature data.The gateway outdoor temperature collection is correctly implemented. Consider adding debug logging when temperature data is not found to aid in troubleshooting.
if (found := self._home_location.find(locator)) is not None: value = format_measure(found.text, NONE) data.update({"sensors": {"outdoor_temperature": value}}) self._count += 1 + else: + LOGGER.debug("No outdoor temperature data found in home location")
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scripts/tests_and_coverage.sh (1)
46-47: Consider keeping coverage reporting enabled
The coverage reporting has been commented out, which may impact the ability to track test coverage metrics. Consider either:
- Keeping both commands to maintain coverage reporting while having debug logging
- Adding a command-line flag to toggle between coverage and debug modes
✅ Verification successful
Coverage reporting can be safely re-enabled
Based on the verification:
- Coverage configuration exists in
pyproject.tomlunder[tool.coverage.run] - The project is set up to track coverage for the
plugwisesource directory - No CI/CD workflows were found that depend on coverage reporting
- The debug mode with
-xrpP --log-level debugcan coexist with coverage reporting
Recommendation: Uncomment the coverage command and run both commands to maintain coverage metrics while having debug logging:
PYTHONPATH=$(pwd) pytest -qx tests/ --cov='.' --no-cov-on-fail --cov-report term-missing
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plugwise/legacy/helper.py (1)
297-303: LGTM! Improved comment clarity
The comments now better explain the outdoor temperature data source and potential empty locations scenario.
plugwise/helper.py (2)
315-318: LGTM! Home location handling is correct.
The code properly handles:
- Assignment of home location ID for non-thermostat devices
- Identification of home location by name "Home"
- Storage of both the ID and XML element for future use
Also applies to: 397-403
Line range hint 355-374: LGTM! P1 smartmeter info collection is well-implemented.
The code:
- Correctly uses the XML element to access module data
- Maintains backward compatibility through entity ID swapping
- Includes proper error handling for missing module data
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