1.3.0

Changelog

• bumped raincloudy version https://github.com/vanstinator/raincloudy/releases/tag/1.2.0

1.2.4

Changelog

• switch to extra_state_attributes api property

1.2.3

Changelog

• add proper device and state class to battery sensor
• add iot_class: cloud_polling to manifest

1.2.2

Changelog

• add version to manifest.json to comply with future HA requirement

1.2.1

Changelog

• bump minimum required HA version to 0.115.0
• fixed breaking API change in HA 0.115.0

1.2.0

Changelog

• add a new raincloud.rain_delay service to control the rain delay feature

1.1.0

Changelog

• support turning off valves that were turned on at the switch manually
• poll twice as often (10 seconds)
  • may have to drop back to 15-20 seconds if melnor says anything. but I think few enough people use this package we can get away with polling a bit more often

1.0.1

Changelog

• stop logging debug lines as errors. this was causing home assistant to display an error notification at boot

New Beginnings

New

I'm happy to announce that with this release you can finally utilize more than one controller and multiple valves with Home Assistant! There were some major changes in the upstream pypi project to expose the full suite of devices to power this feature.

Changelog

• allow for multiple controllers and multiple valves per-account
• updated naming of zones to make names more clear
• added unique_id to entities allowing user-customizations to stick between reboots and valve name changes
• fixed an issue where turning on manual watering could fail
• fixed an issue where adding 2 valves would cause the integration to fail
• bumped raincloudy version to 1.0.0

Breaking Changes

Zone entities are named more clearly now. The new naming convention will cause your existing entities to become invalid. This won't happen again as I'm also crafting a UUID for each valve based on serial number. So Home Assistant will track metadata changes for a specific entity going forward.

Known Issues

• Zone names are only scraped at boot. So if you change a zone name at www.wifiaquatimer.com you won't see that change in Home Assistant without a reboot. I'm working on it. But there's a lot of great stuff in this release that I didn't want to hold up.

1.0.0-rc.1

Changelog

• bumped raincloudy version to 1.0.0 to pick up zone names

Known Issues

• Zone names are only scraped at boot. So if you change a zone name at www.wifiaquatimer.com you won't see that change in Home Assistant without a reboot.