Create ha-divider and use it inside color picker #22074
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src/components/ha-divider.ts (1)
7-14: LGTM: Styles override is well-implemented. Consider a minor improvement.The styles override correctly includes the parent styles and adds a new CSS rule for customizing the divider color. Using CSS custom properties is a good practice for theming and customization.
For consistency with the Material Web naming convention, consider renaming the CSS custom property:
- --md-divider-color: var(--divider-color); + --md-divider-color: var(--ha-divider-color);This change would make it clear that the property is specific to the Home Assistant implementation.
src/components/ha-color-picker.ts (1)
97-99: LGTM: Conditional rendering of ha-dividerThe conditional rendering of the
ha-dividercomponent is well-implemented. It improves the UI by adding a visual separator between different types of options in the color picker. The use ofrole="separator"andtabindex="-1"enhances accessibility.Consider extracting the condition into a separate variable for improved readability:
const showDivider = this.includeState || this.includeNone; ${showDivider ? html`<ha-divider role="separator" tabindex="-1"></ha-divider>` : nothing}src/panels/config/automation/add-automation-element-dialog.ts (1)
562-562: LGTM: md-divider replaced with ha-divider.The
md-dividercomponent has been successfully replaced with the newha-dividercomponent. The accessibility attributes are maintained, which is excellent. This change is consistent with the added import statement and aligns with the PR objective.For consistency with other components in the Home Assistant codebase, consider using self-closing syntax for the
ha-dividercomponent:- <ha-divider role="separator" tabindex="-1"></ha-divider>` + <ha-divider role="separator" tabindex="-1" />`src/panels/config/devices/ha-config-devices-dashboard.ts (2)
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51-652: LGTM: Well-structured properties and methods.The class properties and methods are well-organized and follow Lit element conventions. The use of decorators like
@property,@state, and@storageis appropriate for managing component state and persistence.One minor suggestion for improvement:
Consider adding error handling in the
_setFiltersFromUrlmethod to gracefully handle potential parsing errors of URL parameters. For example:private _setFiltersFromUrl() { try { const domain = this._searchParms.get("domain"); const configEntry = this._searchParms.get("config_entry"); // ... rest of the method } catch (error) { console.error("Error parsing URL parameters:", error); // Optionally reset filters to a default state } }
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653-692: LGTM: Render method and template look good.The render method is well-structured and makes good use of conditional rendering based on device data and UI state. The replacement of
<md-divider>with<ha-divider>is consistent with the changes mentioned in the PR objectives.One suggestion for improvement:
Consider adding an
aria-labelto the<ha-divider>elements to improve accessibility. For example:-<ha-divider role="separator" tabindex="-1"></ha-divider> +<ha-divider role="separator" tabindex="-1" aria-label="Section divider"></ha-divider>This change would provide more context to screen reader users about the purpose of the divider in the UI.
src/panels/config/helpers/ha-config-helpers.ts (5)
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269-307: Approved: Enhanced _getItems method with category and label supportThe
_getItemsmethod has been updated to include category and label functionality:
- New parameters
categoryRegandlabelReghave been added (line 276-277).- Logic to associate categories and labels with each item has been implemented (lines 300-307).
These changes improve the organization and filtering capabilities of the helpers list.
Consider adding comments to explain the new logic, especially for the category and label association. This will improve code readability and maintainability. For example:
// Associate labels with the item if available const labels = labelReg && entityRegEntry?.labels; // Get the category for the helper const category = entityRegEntry?.categories.helpers; return { ...item, // ... existing properties ... // Add label entries to the item label_entries: (labels || []).map( (lbl) => labelReg!.find((label) => label.label_id === lbl)! ), // Add category name to the item if available category: category ? categoryReg?.find((cat) => cat.category_id === category)?.name : undefined, };
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721-786: Approved: Enhanced _applyFilters method with label and category filteringThe
_applyFiltersmethod has been significantly improved:
- New logic for filtering by labels has been added (lines 739-758).
- New logic for filtering by categories has been added (lines 759-778).
- Set operations are now used for efficient filtering (lines 749-754 and 769-774).
These changes enhance the filtering capabilities of the helpers list, allowing users to filter by labels and categories efficiently.
Consider adding error handling for potential undefined values, especially when accessing properties of filter objects. For example:
if ( key === "ha-filter-labels" && Array.isArray(filter.value) && filter.value.length ) { const labelItems: Set<string> = new Set(); this._stateItems .filter((stateItem) => this._entityReg .find((reg) => reg.entity_id === stateItem.entity_id) ?.labels?.some((lbl) => (filter.value as string[]).includes(lbl)) ) .forEach((stateItem) => labelItems.add(stateItem.entity_id)); // ... rest of the code ... }This change ensures that the code doesn't throw an error if
labelsis undefined for some reason.
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788-892: Approved: New bulk operations for categories and labelsNew methods have been added to handle bulk operations on categories and labels:
_handleBulkCategoryand_bulkAddCategoryfor category operations (lines 788-817)._handleBulkLabeland_bulkLabelfor label operations (lines 819-861).These additions significantly improve the usability of the helpers management interface by allowing users to efficiently categorize and label multiple entities at once.
Consider adding progress indicators for these potentially time-consuming operations to improve user experience. For example:
private async _bulkAddCategory(category: string) { const promises: Promise<UpdateEntityRegistryEntryResult>[] = []; let progress = 0; const total = this._selected.length; const updateProgress = () => { progress++; // Update a progress indicator here // For example: this._updateProgressIndicator(progress / total); }; this._selected.forEach((entityId) => { promises.push( updateEntityRegistryEntry(this.hass, entityId, { categories: { helpers: category }, }).then((result) => { updateProgress(); return result; }) ); }); // Show a loading indicator before starting the operation // this._showLoadingIndicator(); const result = await Promise.allSettled(promises); // Hide the loading indicator // this._hideLoadingIndicator(); if (hasRejectedItems(result)) { // ... existing error handling ... } // Show a success message // this._showSuccessMessage(`Updated ${total} items`); }Apply similar changes to the
_bulkLabelmethod as well.
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1-1383: Summary: Significant improvements to helpers management interfaceThis update introduces several important enhancements to the helpers management interface:
- UI Consistency: Replaced
md-dividerwithha-dividerfor better alignment with Home Assistant design system.- Categories and Labels: Added support for categorizing and labeling helpers, including bulk operations.
- Enhanced Filtering: Improved the filtering system to include categories and labels.
- Code Structure: Refactored and added new methods to support the new features while maintaining good code organization.
These changes significantly improve the usability and functionality of the helpers management interface, allowing users to better organize and manage their helpers.
As the complexity of this component grows, consider splitting it into smaller, more focused components. For example, you could create separate components for:
- Category management
- Label management
- Filtering logic
This would improve maintainability and make it easier to test individual pieces of functionality.
Import Removal Causes Unresolved References
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serializeFilters,deserializeFilters, andDataTableFiltersimports insrc/panels/config/helpers/ha-config-helpers.tsleads to unresolved references within the file. Ensure that all usages of these imports are appropriately handled or restored to maintain functionality.🔗 Analysis chain
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1-73: Import changes reflect UI updates and potential refactoringThe changes in the import statements indicate:
- Introduction of a new
ha-dividercomponent (line 47).- Removal of
serializeFilters,deserializeFilters, andDataTableFiltersimports from the data table filters module (lines 69-73).- Relocation of the
fetchEntitySourcesWithCacheimport (line 80).These changes suggest updates to the UI components and possible refactoring of data table filter functionality. Ensure that the removed imports are no longer needed throughout the file.
To verify the usage of the new and removed imports, run the following script:
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src/panels/config/scene/ha-scene-dashboard.ts (1)
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4-4: TODO: Add tests for the componentThere's a TODO comment indicating that tests need to be added. It's important to implement unit tests to ensure the reliability and maintainability of the component.
Would you like me to generate some unit test examples for this component or create a GitHub issue to track this task?
src/panels/config/script/ha-script-picker.ts (3)
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78-433: LGTM: Well-structured properties and efficient use of memoizationThe class properties are well-defined using appropriate decorators. The use of memoized functions for
_scriptsand_columnsis an excellent choice for performance optimization. These functions handle complex data processing and column definitions efficiently.Consider adding comments to explain the purpose of some of the more complex properties and memoized functions. This would enhance code readability and maintainability.
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434-814: LGTM: Well-structured render method with effective use of helper functionsThe
rendermethod creates a complex UI structure efficiently, making good use of helper functions likecategoryItems,labelItems, andareaItems. The conditional rendering based on screen size and user selections is implemented appropriately.Consider breaking down the
rendermethod into smaller, more focused methods to improve readability and maintainability. For example, you could create separate methods for rendering the toolbar, filter pane, and data table. This would make the code easier to understand and maintain.private renderToolbar() { // Toolbar rendering logic } private renderFilterPane() { // Filter pane rendering logic } private renderDataTable() { // Data table rendering logic } protected render(): TemplateResult { return html` <hass-tabs-subpage-data-table> ${this.renderToolbar()} ${this.renderFilterPane()} ${this.renderDataTable()} </hass-tabs-subpage-data-table> `; }
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815-1321: LGTM: Comprehensive event handling and utility methodsThe event handling and utility methods are well-implemented, covering all necessary user interactions and script management tasks. The code demonstrates good separation of concerns, with each method focusing on a specific task.
Consider enhancing error handling in methods that interact with the Home Assistant API, such as
_delete,_duplicate, and_runScript. You could implement a generic error handling function to provide more detailed feedback to the user and log errors consistently. For example:private async _handleApiError(error: any, actionName: string) { console.error(`Error in ${actionName}:`, error); await showAlertDialog(this, { title: this.hass.localize(`ui.panel.config.script.error.${actionName}`), text: error.message || this.hass.localize('ui.panel.config.script.error.unknown'), }); } // Usage in a method: private async _delete(script: any) { try { // ... existing delete logic ... } catch (err: any) { this._handleApiError(err, 'delete'); } }
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- src/components/ha-color-picker.ts (2 hunks)
- src/components/ha-divider.ts (1 hunks)
- src/layouts/hass-tabs-subpage-data-table.ts (3 hunks)
- src/panels/config/automation/add-automation-element-dialog.ts (2 hunks)
- src/panels/config/automation/ha-automation-picker.ts (7 hunks)
- src/panels/config/devices/ha-config-devices-dashboard.ts (3 hunks)
- src/panels/config/entities/ha-config-entities.ts (7 hunks)
- src/panels/config/helpers/ha-config-helpers.ts (4 hunks)
- src/panels/config/integrations/ha-config-integration-page.ts (5 hunks)
- src/panels/config/scene/ha-scene-dashboard.ts (5 hunks)
- src/panels/config/script/ha-script-picker.ts (5 hunks)
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src/components/ha-divider.ts (4)
1-3: LGTM: Imports are correct and well-organized.The necessary dependencies are imported from the Material Web and Lit libraries. The import order follows a good practice of placing third-party imports before local ones.
5-6: LGTM: Class definition and decorator are correctly implemented.The
@customElementdecorator is properly used to define the custom element name "ha-divider". TheHaDividerclass extendsMdDivider, allowing for customization of the Material Web divider component. The class name follows the PascalCase convention, which is appropriate for class names in TypeScript.
17-21: LGTM: Global declaration is correct and necessary.The global declaration properly extends the
HTMLElementTagNameMapinterface, associating the "ha-divider" tag name with theHaDividerclass. This is necessary for TypeScript to recognize the custom element and provide proper type checking.
1-21: Overall: Excellent implementation of the ha-divider custom element.The
HaDividercomponent is well-implemented, extending the Material WebMdDividercomponent and providing a custom color property. The code is concise, follows best practices for custom elements, and integrates well with the existing system. The use of TypeScript and decorators enhances type safety and readability.Great job on this new component! It should integrate seamlessly with the Home Assistant frontend and provide consistent styling for dividers across the application.
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src/components/ha-color-picker.ts (2)
12-12: LGTM: New import for ha-dividerThe import statement for
ha-divideris correctly placed and aligns with the component's usage in the file.
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1-150: Overall assessment: Well-implemented feature additionThe changes in this file successfully integrate the new
ha-dividercomponent into the color picker. The implementation is clean, consistent with the existing code style, and improves the visual structure of the component. The conditional rendering ensures that the divider is only shown when relevant options are included.These changes align well with the PR objectives and contribute to an enhanced user interface in the Home Assistant frontend.
src/panels/config/automation/add-automation-element-dialog.ts (2)
26-26: LGTM: Import statement for ha-divider added correctly.The import statement for the
ha-dividercomponent has been added correctly. This import is necessary for using the component later in the code.
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1-662: Summary: Successfully integrated ha-divider component.The changes in this file successfully integrate the new
ha-dividercomponent into theDialogAddAutomationElementclass. The modifications are minimal and focused, which reduces the risk of unintended side effects. The new component is correctly imported and used, maintaining the existing accessibility attributes.These changes align well with the PR objective of creating and using the
ha-dividercomponent within the Home Assistant frontend. The rest of the file remains unchanged, which should preserve the existing functionality of the automation element dialog.To ensure that the
ha-dividercomponent is used consistently across the codebase, run the following script:This script will help verify that all instances of
md-dividerhave been replaced and show how widely the newha-dividercomponent is being used.✅ Verification successful
Summary: Successfully replaced all instances of
md-dividerwithha-divider.The verification script confirmed that all occurrences of
md-dividerhave been replaced withha-divider, except for one instance withinsrc/components/ha-divider.ts:src/components/ha-divider.ts: --md-divider-color: var(--divider-color);This remaining usage appears to be within the
ha-dividercomponent itself, likely for styling purposes. No other instances ofmd-dividerwere found in the codebase, indicating a successful replacement.🏁 Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for any remaining usage of md-divider and count occurrences of ha-divider echo "Checking for remaining md-divider usage:" rg --glob '*.ts' --glob '*.js' 'md-divider' echo "Counting ha-divider usage:" rg --glob '*.ts' --glob '*.js' -c 'ha-divider'Length of output: 872
src/layouts/hass-tabs-subpage-data-table.ts (4)
39-39: LGTM: New component import added correctly.The import for
ha-dividerhas been added appropriately, likely replacing the usage ofmd-dividerin the component.
367-367: LGTM: Appropriate usage ofha-dividerin menu structure.The
ha-divideris correctly used to separate menu items. Therole="separator"andtabindex="-1"attributes are properly set, maintaining good accessibility practices.
504-504: LGTM: Consistent usage ofha-dividerin menu structure.The
ha-divideris used consistently here, separating menu items with proper accessibility attributes (role="separator"andtabindex="-1").
39-39: Verify styling and behavior ofha-dividerThe changes to replace
md-dividerwithha-dividerlook good. However, it's important to ensure thatha-dividerprovides the same styling and behavior as the previousmd-dividerto maintain consistency in the UI.To verify the styling and behavior, you can run the following script:
This script will help you compare the styling and properties of
ha-dividerwithmd-dividerto ensure consistency.Also applies to: 367-367, 504-504
src/panels/config/devices/ha-config-devices-dashboard.ts (2)
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1-50: LGTM: Imports and class declaration look good.The imports cover all necessary dependencies for the component's functionality, including Lit element, Home Assistant types, and custom components. The class declaration extends
SubscribeMixin(LitElement), which is appropriate for a component that needs to subscribe to data updates.
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693-1189: LGTM: Complex rendering and styles are well-implemented.The remaining part of the render method handles various layout scenarios effectively, including narrow layouts and overflow menus. The conditional rendering is complex but necessary for the component's functionality. The static styles defined using CSS-in-JS are appropriate for the component's needs and follow good practices.
The implementation looks solid and there are no apparent issues with the rendering logic or styles.
src/panels/config/helpers/ha-config-helpers.ts (1)
500-500: Approved: Replacement of md-divider with ha-dividerThe
md-dividercomponent has been replaced withha-dividerin two instances (lines 500 and 535). This change aligns the UI components with the Home Assistant design system, promoting consistency across the application.To ensure this change has been applied consistently, run the following script:
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md-divider, consider replacing them withha-dividerfor consistency.Also applies to: 535-535
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Verified: All instances of
md-dividerhave been successfully replaced withha-dividerNo remaining instances of
md-dividerwere found in the TypeScript files. All divider components now useha-divider, ensuring consistency with the Home Assistant design system.🏁 Scripts executed
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src/panels/config/scene/ha-scene-dashboard.ts (5)
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1-77: LGTM: Imports and class declaration are well-structuredThe import statements are comprehensive and appropriate for a complex dashboard component. The class declaration extends
SubscribeMixin(LitElement), which is suitable for handling real-time updates in a Home Assistant context.
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78-443: LGTM: Well-structured properties and methodsThe class properties are well-organized using appropriate decorators. The
hassSubscribemethod correctly implements the required interface from theSubscribeMixin. The filtering, sorting, and user interaction handling methods appear to be implemented correctly.
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444-812: LGTM: Well-implemented render method and templateThe render method returns a complex, well-structured template using Lit HTML. It effectively uses conditional rendering to handle different screen sizes and user interactions. The integration of the new
ha-dividercomponent is consistent with the changes mentioned in the summary.
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813-1271: LGTM: Well-implemented event handling and utility methodsThe event handling methods for user interactions such as filtering, sorting, and bulk actions are implemented correctly. Error handling for bulk actions is robust, using
Promise.allSettledand displaying appropriate error messages. The utility methods for scene management (activation, deletion, duplication) appear to be functioning as expected.
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1272-1301: LGTM: Appropriate styles and global declarationThe CSS styles defined in the
static get styles()method are appropriate for the component, including specific styles for empty states and labels. The global declaration ensures the component can be used in HTML templates.src/panels/config/script/ha-script-picker.ts (2)
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1-77: LGTM: Imports and class declaration are well-structuredThe import statements are comprehensive and appropriate for the component's functionality. The class declaration for
HaScriptPickercorrectly extendsSubscribeMixin(LitElement), following best practices for Lit element components.
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1322-1358: LGTM: Well-structured and maintainable stylesThe styles section effectively combines Home Assistant styles with custom CSS. The use of CSS custom properties for theming and responsiveness is a good practice, allowing for easy maintenance and consistency across the UI. The styles are well-organized and use appropriate selectors for various elements.
src/panels/config/entities/ha-config-entities.ts (3)
32-33: LGTM: New imports for enhanced functionalityThe new imports for
formatShortDateTime,DataTableFiltersItems, andDataTableFiltersValuesare appropriate additions. They likely contribute to improved date formatting and data table filtering capabilities in the component.Also applies to: 70-73
724-724: LGTM: Consistent replacement of md-divider with ha-dividerThe change from
<md-divider>to<ha-divider>has been applied consistently throughout the file. This likely represents a shift to a custom Home Assistant divider component. The preservation ofroleandtabindexattributes maintains the accessibility of these elements.Also applies to: 834-834, 857-857, 881-881
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1-1400: Summary: Focused update to standardize divider componentThis change primarily focuses on two aspects:
- Adding new imports for date formatting and data table filters.
- Consistently replacing
<md-divider>with<ha-divider>throughout the file.These changes appear to be part of a larger effort to standardize components and enhance functionality. The update is clean and doesn't introduce any apparent issues or complexities.
src/panels/config/automation/ha-automation-picker.ts (4)
58-58: LGTM: Import statements updated correctly.The changes to the import statements look good. The new
ha-dividerandha-menucomponents are imported, and the data table filter imports have been moved. These changes align with the described modifications in the AI-generated summary.Also applies to: 70-71, 90-94
423-423: LGTM: Consistent replacement of divider components.The
md-dividercomponents have been correctly replaced withha-dividercomponents throughout the render method. This change is consistent and aligns with the modifications described in the summary.Also applies to: 460-460, 489-489
870-870: LGTM: Consistent replacement in overflow menu.The
md-dividercomponent has been correctly replaced withha-dividerin the overflow menu, maintaining consistency with the earlier changes.
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1-1448: LGTM: Successful migration frommd-dividertoha-divider.The changes in this file consistently replace the
md-dividercomponent with the newha-dividercomponent. This includes:
- Updating the import statement to include the new
ha-dividercomponent.- Replacing all instances of
md-dividerwithha-dividerin the render method and overflow menu.- Minor reorganization of some import statements.
These changes align with the described modifications in the AI-generated summary and should improve consistency with the rest of the Home Assistant frontend. The functionality of the
HaAutomationPickercomponent remains unchanged, and the modifications are purely for component standardization.src/panels/config/integrations/ha-config-integration-page.ts (5)
536-539: LGTM! Consistent replacement of md-divider.The replacement of
md-dividerwithha-divideris consistent with the import changes and maintains the same attributes and structure.
576-579: LGTM! Consistent replacement of md-divider.The replacement of
md-dividerwithha-divideris consistent with the previous change and the overall refactoring process.
885-885: LGTM! Consistent replacement of md-divider throughout the file.The replacement of
md-dividerwithha-dividerin the_renderConfigEntrymethod maintains consistency with the previous changes, demonstrating a thorough refactoring process.
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1-1433: Summary of changes: Refactoring to use ha-divider and import cleanup.The changes in this file primarily focus on replacing
md-dividerwithha-divider, which is consistent throughout the file. This refactoring appears to be part of a larger effort to move away from certain Material Design components.Additionally, some imports have been removed (
ha-md-button-menu,ha-md-list-item, andfetchEntitySourcesWithCache), which suggests these components or functions are no longer used in this file.Overall, the changes look good, but it's recommended to:
- Verify that the removed imports are indeed unused throughout the file.
- Ensure that the replacement of
md-dividerwithha-dividerdoesn't introduce any styling or functionality issues.- Test the integration page thoroughly to confirm that these changes don't negatively impact the user experience.
82-82: Verify removal of fetchEntitySourcesWithCache usage.The removal of the
fetchEntitySourcesWithCacheimport looks good, but it's important to ensure that all usages of this function have been properly removed or replaced in the file.Please run the following script to confirm that
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| import "../../../components/ha-divider"; | ||
| import "../../../components/ha-list-item"; | ||
| import "../../../components/ha-md-list-item"; | ||
| import "../../../components/ha-md-button-menu"; | ||
| import "../../../components/ha-md-list"; | ||
| import "../../../components/ha-md-list-item"; |
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Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
HaDividercomponent for consistent styling of separators across the application.Bug Fixes
md-dividercomponent with the newha-dividercomponent in various UI elements, ensuring a unified appearance.Chores
ha-dividercomponent and removed unused imports for cleaner code organization.