Hiekkaharju

I just want to support the idea of making this improvement. Examples seem to be a common source for false positives. E.g. also the scheduler-component (hacs) uses examples in it's...

At least for Generic Thermostat, the min_temp: and max_temp: attributes will set also the min and max for this card. And that is the best way to do this, Not...

Basically I'm voting against doing this, especially the button part - the new one is very counter productive and IMO looks hideous especially when there are only few allowed modes....

Watchman only reports entities that are used somewhere. On dashboard, in automations or in templates etc. Not every non-interesting entity some integration creates to it's devices.

> > But that is how HA handles buttons - all buttons have "unknown" state > > Only if a button was never pressed. .. since previous restart. I.e. watchman...

OK. Took a look at all my buttons. This seems to be related to how the integration in question has created them. Helpers and those from a mower-integration I use...

Agree with chemell74. Yes, they can carry nearly anything, but now we are talking about a couple of specific field names in them. And these appear to be "known" by...

> I'm considering adding folders like `custom_components` and `blueprints` to the exclusions list by default, as they were not initially intended to be monitored by Watchman, given they are not...

> * ignore everything with `example: domain.entity_id` from `/config/custom_components` (`example: ` as keyword) (again: https://github.com/dummylabs/thewatchman#ignored-files-option-example is just a _workaround_ for this) This part is pretty much same as https://github.com/dummylabs/thewatchman/issues/56

I'm not sure if this is something that should be part of Watchman. I've this situation with my RV which occasionally obviously is away from home, and thus from HomeAssistant....