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SleepIQ add core climate for SleepNumber Climate 360 beds #36717

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This is a document change for feature addition PR home-assistant/core#134718

This adds the capability to control the Core Climate feature of SleepNumber Climate 360 beds. These beds have forced air, configurable on the two sides. The air can be heated or cooled with low / medium / high levels. There is a timer that defaults to 4 hours and maxes out at 10 hours.

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  • Spelling, grammar or other readability improvements (current branch).
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  • Documentation

    • Updated backup documentation across multiple sections
    • Reorganized backup-related links from OS-specific to general documentation
    • Added new Backup Emergency Kit documentation
    • Enhanced clarity for backup processes and storage management
  • Integrations

    • Added new integrations: Harvey, Overseerr
    • Expanded functionality for existing integrations:
      • AEMET: Added image entity
      • Bang & Olufsen: Added event handling
      • Cookidoo: Added shopping list clearing button
      • Ecovacs: Added station actions and state sensor
      • IronOS: Added button and switch platforms
      • Mill: Added number platform
      • Music Assistant: Added search and library actions
      • Ohme: Added switch platform
      • Reolink: Added AI baby crying detection
      • SleepIQ: Added core climate control
      • Tile: Added binary sensor platform
      • Twinkly: Enhanced operation mode descriptions
  • General Improvements

    • Updated redirects for community resources
    • Enhanced dashboard view background customization
    • Improved installation and configuration documentation

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This pull request represents a comprehensive documentation update for Home Assistant, focusing on reorganizing and enhancing backup-related documentation. The changes span multiple files across the documentation, with a primary emphasis on consolidating backup instructions into a more generalized, accessible format. The modifications include updating links, adding new integration features, introducing new documentation sections, and improving the clarity of existing content.

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File Change Summary
source/_docs/configuration.markdown Updated backup link from OS-specific to general context
source/_includes/common-tasks/backups.md Comprehensive revision of backup documentation with detailed instructions
source/_includes/common-tasks/data_disk.md Updated backup-related links
source/_includes/common-tasks/network_storage.md Refined backup storage description and instructions
source/_includes/common-tasks/specific_version.md Updated backup link reference
source/_includes/common-tasks/update.md Minor phrasing correction and link update
source/common-tasks/general.markdown Added inclusion of backup markdown file
source/common-tasks/os.markdown Updated backup link reference
source/common-tasks/supervised.markdown Removed backup markdown file inclusion
source/getting-started/configuration.markdown Updated backup links
source/installation/index.html Updated backup link in installation comparison table
source/more-info/free-space.markdown Simplified backup management instructions

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    HA-->>User: Provide Backup Location/Options
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source/_integrations/bang_olufsen.markdown (2)

492-503: Add blank lines around the list for better readability

The markdown list of available event entities should be surrounded by blank lines for better formatting and consistency with markdown best practices.

Apply this formatting:

Available event entities:

- Bluetooth
- Microphone
- Next
- Play / Pause
- Favourite 1
- Favourite 2
- Favourite 3
- Favourite 4
- Previous
- Volume
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504-510: Add blank lines around the list for better readability

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All of these event entities support the following event types:

- Release of short press
- Long press
- Release of long press
- Very long press
- Release of very long press
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source/_integrations/ohme.markdown (2)

75-85: LGTM: Well-structured switches documentation

The new Switches section follows the established documentation pattern and provides clear descriptions for each switch entity. The device availability information is particularly helpful for users.

Consider adding a brief introductory line before listing the switches, similar to other sections:

 #### Switches
+The following switches are available:

91-97: Add usage example for the action

The action documentation is clear and well-structured. Consider adding a YAML example to show how to use this action in automations:

| `config_entry`         | No       | The config entry of the account to get the charge list from. |

+#### Example
+
+```yaml
+service: ohme.list_charge_slots
+data:
+  config_entry: "ohme_account_1"
+```
source/_integrations/mill.markdown (1)

24-26: Minor style refinement for clarity.

Consider rewording line 25 for an imperative style:

- A number entity can configure the maximum power of the heaters.
+ Use the number entity to configure the maximum power of the heaters.
source/_integrations/sleepiq.markdown (1)

52-52: Add more details about core climate features

While the addition of core climate control is correctly documented, consider adding more details about:

  • The available heat/cool modes (low, medium, high)
  • The timer's default duration (4 hours) and maximum limit (10 hours)

This would help users better understand the feature's capabilities.

Example addition:

- - Select/Number - Set core climate heat/cool modes and timeout
+ - Select/Number - Set core climate heat/cool modes (low, medium, high) and timeout (default: 4 hours, max: 10 hours)
source/_integrations/ecovacs.markdown (1)

52-52: Remove extra spaces after the entity name

There are extra spaces after "Station actions" which should be removed for consistent formatting.

-  - `Station actions`: For each supported station action, a button entity will be created.
+  - `Station actions`: For each supported station action, a button entity will be created.
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source/_integrations/swiss_public_transport.markdown (1)

29-36: Well-documented configuration options with clear use cases

The new time management options are thoroughly documented with practical examples. The configuration is clear and user-friendly.

However, there's a minor opportunity to improve the description's clarity:

-  description: "The time offset added to the earliest possible connection (e.g. add +00:05:00 offset, taking into account the time to walk to the station)"
+  description: "The time offset added to the earliest possible connection (e.g. add +00:05:00 offset to account for walking time to the station)"
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🔇 Additional comments (29)
source/_integrations/bang_olufsen.markdown (1)

489-512: LGTM! Well-documented event functionality

The new Events section provides clear and comprehensive documentation about:

  • Physical controls that trigger events
  • Supported event types for each control
  • Device compatibility information

The documentation will help users effectively implement automations using these events.

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source/_integrations/ohme.markdown (2)

15-15: LGTM: Platform declaration matches implementation

The addition of the "switch" platform in ha_platforms correctly reflects the new switches functionality documented later in the file.


87-90: LGTM: Clear section structure

The Actions section header and introduction are well-formatted and follow the documentation standards.

source/_redirects (1)

403-405: Redirects updated to reflect new backup structure.

These redirects move references from "snapshots" to "backups," aligning with the new backup approach and documentation structure. No issues found.

source/_integrations/harvey.markdown (1)

1-19: Front matter is consistent with style guidelines.

The metadata is correctly formatted, and sentence-style capitalization is used in the title. Nicely done.

source/_integrations/tile.markdown (1)

13-13: Adding binary_sensor platform is correct.

Introducing the binary sensor platform expands the integration's capabilities. Looks good.

source/_integrations/mill.markdown (1)

15-15: Addition of 'number' platform is aligned with documentation structure.

This clear platform extension follows Home Assistant’s standard. No issues found.

source/_integrations/twinkly.markdown (1)

23-30: LGTM! Clear and concise capability list.

The added capability list provides a clear overview of the integration's features.

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22-24: LGTM! Improved clarity and inclusivity

Good improvements:

  • Clarified applicability to all installation types
  • Streamlined reference to common tasks

31-32: LGTM! Better user guidance

Good addition directing users to the UI-based automatic backup setup instead of manual automation.

source/common-tasks/general.markdown (1)

8-9: LGTM! Good documentation centralization

Good addition of centralized backup documentation through the include statement.

source/_integrations/iotty.markdown (2)

44-46: Updated product links for iotty Smart Switch.

The product links are properly updated with correct variants and regional versions.


65-65: Updated switch entity description to include outlet functionality.

The description now correctly covers both light switches and outlet switches.

source/_integrations/aemet.markdown (2)

13-13: Added image platform support.

The image platform is correctly added to the list of supported platforms.


23-27: Updated entity types section with clear formatting.

The entity types are well-organized and properly listed.

source/_integrations/cookidoo.markdown (1)

59-63: Well-documented button entity section!

The new "Button entities" section is clear, concise, and follows the documentation standards. It effectively explains:

  • The purpose of the button entity
  • Its functionality
  • How it appears in Home Assistant
  • How users can utilize it
source/getting-started/configuration.markdown (1)

11-11: LGTM: Backup documentation links updated consistently

The links to backup documentation have been updated to point to the new generalized location /common-tasks/general/#backups, maintaining consistency across different installation types.

Also applies to: 43-44

source/common-tasks/os.markdown (1)

28-28: LGTM: Backup link updated consistently

The backup link has been updated to point to the new generalized location /common-tasks/general/#backups, maintaining consistency with other documentation changes.

source/_integrations/ecovacs.markdown (1)

52-52: LGTM! Well-documented new entities

The new "Station actions" button entity and "Station state" sensor entity are well-documented and properly categorized.

Also applies to: 74-74

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138-220: LGTM! Comprehensive documentation of new actions

The new actions (search, get_library, and get_queue) are thoroughly documented with:

  • Clear descriptions of each action's purpose
  • Well-structured parameter documentation
  • Helpful examples
  • Consistent formatting
source/_integrations/heos.markdown (1)

46-46: LGTM! Clear and well-structured documentation updates

The updates improve clarity with:

  • More precise host description
  • Well-organized reconfiguration steps
  • Standard removal instructions
  • Proper use of Home Assistant terminology and icons

Also applies to: 49-63

source/installation/index.html (1)

335-335: LGTM: Link update aligns with documentation reorganization.

The change to redirect the backup documentation link to the general section is consistent with the broader documentation restructuring.

source/_integrations/reolink.markdown (1)

102-102: LGTM: Well-documented new feature.

The addition of AI baby crying detection is properly documented with the push update indicator (+).

source/_integrations/swiss_public_transport.markdown (1)

49-49: Clear and concise explanation of via stations

The documentation effectively explains the optional via stations feature.

source/_includes/common-tasks/network_storage.md (2)

74-74: Clear explanation of backup storage type

The description effectively explains the automatic/manual backup functionality and default target behavior.


81-91: Well-structured instructions for changing backup location

The steps are clear and include helpful troubleshooting information. The addition of the screenshot enhances user understanding.

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## Operation Modes

Modes can be switched using the select entity.

For most use cases, "Color", "Movie" and "Playlist" modes are the most relevant.

**Color Mode**
- Displays a static color
- Controlled through the light entity
- Color can be set via RGB/RGBW

**Movie Mode**
- Plays effects previously uploaded through the Twinkly app
- Effects must be created and transferred to the device first using the app
- Effect selection is done through the light entity

**Playlist Mode**
- Sequential playback of multiple effects
- Playlist must be uploaded through the Twinkly app first

**Off Mode**
- Turns off the lighting

**Demo Mode**
- Shows predefined demo effects
- Primarily intended for presentation purposes
- Limited practical use

**Unsupported Modes:**
- Effect Mode: predefined effects built into the device. Alternatively, you can use Movie Mode
- RT (Real-Time): Live control of individual LEDs
- Music: Music-controlled light show
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## Operation Modes
Modes can be switched using the select entity.
For most use cases, "Color", "Movie" and "Playlist" modes are the most relevant.
**Color Mode**
- Displays a static color
- Controlled through the light entity
- Color can be set via RGB/RGBW
**Movie Mode**
- Plays effects previously uploaded through the Twinkly app
- Effects must be created and transferred to the device first using the app
- Effect selection is done through the light entity
**Playlist Mode**
- Sequential playback of multiple effects
- Playlist must be uploaded through the Twinkly app first
**Off Mode**
- Turns off the lighting
**Demo Mode**
- Shows predefined demo effects
- Primarily intended for presentation purposes
- Limited practical use
**Unsupported Modes:**
- Effect Mode: predefined effects built into the device. Alternatively, you can use Movie Mode
- RT (Real-Time): Live control of individual LEDs
- Music: Music-controlled light show
## Operation Modes
Modes can be switched using the select entity.
For most use cases, "Color", "Movie" and "Playlist" modes are the most relevant.
### Color Mode
- Displays a static color
- Controlled through the light entity
- Color can be set via RGB/RGBW
### Movie Mode
- Plays effects previously uploaded through the Twinkly app
- Effects must be created and transferred to the device first using the app
- Effect selection is done through the light entity
### Playlist Mode
- Sequential playback of multiple effects
- Playlist must be uploaded through the Twinkly app first
### Off Mode
- Turns off the lighting
### Demo Mode
- Shows predefined demo effects
- Primarily intended for presentation purposes
- Limited practical use
### Unsupported Modes
- Effect Mode: predefined effects built into the device. Alternatively, you can use Movie Mode
- RT (Real-Time): Live control of individual LEDs
- Music: Music-controlled light show
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