Aquanta Integration 2.0.5 for Home Assistant

What's Changed

• MAI: Migrate to new unit of measure constant by @carterbox in #90
• Add missing "timer" option for current_mode sensor by @bmcclure

New Contributors

• @carterbox made their first contribution in #90

Full Changelog: v2.0.4...v2.0.5

Aquanta Integration 2.0.4 for Home Assistant

What's Changed

• Update dependency to aquanta 0.2 by @jeremy-compostella in #57
• Bump actions/checkout from to 3.5.3 by @dependabot in #37
• Bump actions/setup-python to 4.7.0 by @dependabot in #46
• Bump pytest-homeassistant-custom-component to 0.13.51 by @dependabot in #54
• Bump ruff to 0.0.284 by @dependabot in #55

New Contributors

• @jeremy-compostella made their first contribution in #57

Full Changelog: v2.0.3...v2.0.4

Aquanta integration 2.0.3 for Home Assistant

Fixes

• Fixed unique ID generation for multiple Aquanta devices per account.

If you have multiple devices, updating the integration and restarting Home Assistant should be all that is needed for any missing sensors to appear.

Aquanta integration 2.0.2 for Home Assistant

This release fixes the experimental hostname matching to be lowercase, and will not affect functionality for existing users.

It also adjusts the packaging configuration for HACS so that it will use the aquanta.zip release file.

Aquanta integration 2.0.1 for Home Assistant

This release refactors the integration code and introduces minor improvements and bug fixes.

Aquanta integration 2.0.0 for Home Assistant

Changes

• The Water Heater entity now uses the modes Eco (On), Performance (Boost), and Off (Away) rather than just showing Unknown.
• Switches were added for toggling Away and Boost mode. Currently, both modes create a 30-day schedule for the device, which is then deleted once toggled off. This behavior may change in future releases.
• The sensors indicating which settings are on or off have been changed to binary sensors.
• The sensors have been categorized so the important ones are easier to see.
• Turning Away or Boost mode on requests a refresh of the data to minimize the amount of time until the toggle stabilizes. It might still flip back for a few seconds after toggling, but it's much less of a delay than before.

Breaking Changes

If you relied on the sensors indicating which settings are enabled, they have been switched from Sensors to Binary Sensors. Because of this, the old sensors will become unavailable after the update, and any integrations referencing them will no longer work properly until you switch them to use the new binary sensors.

You can delete the unavailable sensors after the update, as they will no longer serve any purpose.

Aquanta integration 1.0.1 for Home Assistant

This is a bug fix release due to using Python code that errors out on certain versions. This update should make the missing Aquanta entities show up.

Aquanta integration 1.0.0 for Home Assistant

This release brings a lot of additional data from the Aquanta API into Home Assistant, as well as allows controlling the Away mode setting.

This contains a breaking change in the form of different unique IDs for all Aquanta entities, so you may have to reconfigure some things.

Aquanta integration 0.1.0 for Home Assistant

This is the first release of the Aquanta custom integration for Home Assistant!

It is very limited in scope, and currently only shows the operating mode and current temperature of each Aquanta device.

More sensor data, as well as services to control the device, are on the way.