Update sensor enabled by default logic to be more granular

[dshokouhi]

Summary

As we have had more battery sensors get added the amount of sensors enabled by default has grown. Some of the battery sensors were created based on requests and probably not used by majority of users. Updating the logic to move from disabled at the manager level to be enabled at the individual sensor level. Default is still false

So now the new default sensors will be:

• battery_level
• battery_state
• charger_type

Screenshots

Link to pull request in Documentation repository

Documentation: home-assistant/companion.home-assistant#907

Any other notes

Not sure if this should be marked as a breaking change since this only impacts new installs.

If you are planning on testing this PR make sure to use a device name never used in your HA instance otherwise you will see the old sensors enabled by default.

[jpelgrom]

Not sure if this should be marked as a breaking change since this only impacts new installs.

Existing users won't notice a difference so it is not a breaking change :)

[jpelgrom]

If we're keeping charger_type, I'd also keep is_charging, or if the aim is to add as few sensors as possible I expect more people will simply want to know "is my device charging?" than "how is my device charging?".

(Why isn't the charger type an attribute?)

[dshokouhi]

If we're keeping charger_type, I'd also keep is_charging, or if the aim is to add as few sensors as possible I expect more people will simply want to know "is my device charging?" than "how is my device charging?".

The goal is to have less sensors that are not redundant. In this case is_charging is actually derived from battery_state so it makes sense to include more details than the opposite to begin with. Personally I like the full state because then you know your battery is done charging. 100% != a full battery :)

(Why isn't the charger type an attribute?)

That would be a separate state :)

[JBassett]

Once merge conflict is fixed it will be merged.