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Plugwise Add update and removal information #36055

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Add information as per rules for the quality scale

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  • New Features
    • Added a "Data updates" section detailing refresh intervals for power, climate, and Stretch entities.
    • Introduced a "Removing the integration" section clarifying the integration removal process.
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    • Enhanced clarity and usability of the Plugwise integration documentation with new content.

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The changes include the addition of two new sections to the Plugwise integration documentation. The "Data updates" section outlines the refresh intervals for various entity types, while the "Removing the integration" section clarifies the standard procedures for integration removal without additional steps for Home Assistant or Plugwise devices. The overall structure of the document remains unchanged, but the new sections provide critical information for users.

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source/_integrations/plugwise.markdown Added new sections: "Data updates" detailing refresh intervals for entities and "Removing the integration" clarifying removal procedures.

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    participant User
    participant Documentation
    User->>Documentation: View Plugwise integration
    Documentation-->>User: Display integration details
    User->>Documentation: Check data update intervals
    Documentation-->>User: Show refresh intervals for power, climate, and Stretch entities
    User->>Documentation: Learn about removing integration
    Documentation-->>User: Explain standard removal procedures
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60-66: Consider enhancing the data updates section with additional context.

The section is well-structured and provides clear information about refresh intervals. Consider adding:

  • Brief explanation of why different entity types have different intervals
  • Whether these intervals are configurable
  • Any potential impact on system performance with multiple entities

68-70: Enhance removal instructions with more detailed guidance.

While the section correctly states that standard procedures apply, consider adding:

  • Link to or brief explanation of the standard integration removal process
  • What happens to existing entities after removal
  • Any cleanup considerations (e.g., cached data, configurations)
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60-71: LGTM! Good additions to the documentation.

The new sections enhance the documentation by providing important operational details about data updates and integration removal. The content is well-structured, follows Home Assistant documentation standards, and integrates seamlessly with the existing content.

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Thanks, @CoMPaTech 👍

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Thanks, @CoMPaTech 👍

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@frenck frenck merged commit c2501ad into home-assistant:current Dec 2, 2024
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