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Add significant change support to the alarm_control_panel integration. All official properties need to be taken into consideration when deciding if a change is significant. If the integration has device classes, they should be taken into consideration and tested.
See the developer documentation for more information about the entity properties and device classes.
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python3-mscript.scaffoldsignificant_change
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Add significant change support to the alarm_control_panel integration. All official properties need to be taken into consideration when deciding if a change is significant. If the integration has device classes, they should be taken into consideration and tested.
See the developer documentation for more information about the entity properties and device classes.
For an example of a significant change platform, see the light integration and it's tests. For example on how to differentiate based on device classes, see the sensor integration.
To get started with this issue, you will need to set up a Home Assistant development environment. The easiest approach is to get started using a dev container.
Once you have a development environment set up, run the following and follow the instructions:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: