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# Changelog
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## 0.16.4
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- Fixes a race in stateful Flow checkpoint saving: no stale condition evaluation can re-enable, overwrite or resurrect a disabled/deleted/recompiled automation.
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- Requires both the generated automation/schedule and its parent Flow to be enabled before participating in the engine, control plan, next-event timeline or API enabled status, including mismatched imported/legacy data.
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- Adds a second enable/revision check under the execution lock immediately before sending an action. No newly initiated Flow actions after disabling it.
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- Releases orphaned thermostat intent and pending compressor tasks when a Flow is disabled, deleted, or its action is removed; preserves real manual ownership and avoids retroactively undoing already sent external commands.
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- Resets Flow timer, change-detection, rolling-window and cooldown state after an OFF → ON transition, so disabled intervals never advance timing conditions.
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- Filters the dashboard's recent-Flow and simulation cards against the parent state, including the moment between a WebSocket Flow update and a rebuilt control plan.
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- Adds database and engine regression tests for disabled parents, stale writes, orphaned rules, zone handback and manual takeover.
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- Restores the three ready-to-import simple heating Flow JSON examples missing from the prior source package and updates the static verification script for the new ownership checker.
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## 0.16.3
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- Adds expandable, per-room examples for nighttime 19/21/23°C modulation, daytime OFF/boost/30-minute stability, zone temperature-source fallback and Flow vs manual ownership.
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- Adds tooltips explaining each day/night heating setting. No changes to runtime heating algorithms, saved Flow JSON schema or existing imported flows.
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## 0.16.2
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- Adds `zone_heat_cycle`: a single day/night room-temperature controller for one zone. Use a constant true condition plus the new block (two Flow nodes total).
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- Night: low demand first (typically GREE 21 °C), boost to target +2 °C after 8–10 minutes without warming or a deep temperature drop, brake 0.1 °C ahead and standby at ~19 °C when reached. Keep the indoor unit powered without repeated ON/OFF.
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- Day: physically OFF above the configured room minimum until heating is needed; maintain room temperature, then OFF after 30 continuous minutes at goal with compressor minimum-on protection.
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- Keeps individual targets for Bedroom, Jan and Igor; includes three ready-to-import two-block Flow definitions.
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- Correctly identifies Flow-owned thermostats as automatic, including day OFF/pending OFF and night standby; respects genuine manual control.
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- Adds focused Rust unit cases, UI ownership tests and a static release verification script. Rust tests/build still require a Rust toolchain on the CI/deployment host.
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## 0.16.1
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- Adds hysteretic early-heating coasting: lower the GREE target before reaching room comfort temperature without switching the indoor unit OFF.
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- Supports `heat_anticipation_c` and `standby_offset_c` settings in Visual Flow thermostat actions, including import/export and zone editing.
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- Shows Flow heating/coasting/standby distinctly from real direct-manual device takeover.
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- Preserves existing compressor protection and backward compatibility with existing Flow definitions.
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## 0.16.0
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- Improves heating stability when Visual Flow automations use Home Assistant room-temperature sensors.
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Flow definitions use HA room readings directly for ON/OFF thresholds rather than relying only on zone temperature.
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- Shortens temperature-reached shutdown stabilization in the updated heating flows from 30 minutes to 30 seconds to reduce overshoot; keeps start stabilization and separate ON/OFF thresholds.
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- Preserves `automation.flow` ownership across thermostat control cycles so the internal controller does not apply conflicting adjustments.
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- Prevents the global outdoor-temperature assist from boosting targets for zones currently controlled by Flow; standalone thermostat control retains its existing behavior.
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- Makes heating OFF commands set `power=false` with `heat` mode explicitly to avoid retaining an unintended dry/fan mode.
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- Removes humidity-driven/Turbo activation paths from the updated heating flows and adds guarded Turbo shutdown and missing-sensor safeguards.
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## 0.15.20
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- Adds a new Visual Flow **Heating curve** block to the Sensors / values palette.
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- Provides a graphical X/Y curve editor with outdoor, device, zone, or numeric Home Assistant temperature as the input source.
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- Linearly interpolates target values between configured points and clamps values outside the X range to the nearest endpoint.
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- Allows the curve output to drive zone/group thermostat setpoints, GREE target temperature, or a configurable Home Assistant service-data field.
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- Shows the calculated dynamic value in Flow simulation/dry-run and adds validation/tests for curve points, native 8–30 °C targets, and wider Home Assistant outputs.
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- Adds a smoke check that keeps Flow block metadata and the user-visible block palette in sync.
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## 0.15.19
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- Fixes Visual Flow `zone_thermostat` OFF semantics: `power=false` now powers the assigned unit off without setting the persistent Zone `enabled` flag to false.
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- Keeps the Zone available for subsequent Flow/schedule evaluation after an OFF action while preserving the existing explicit physical OFF command and ownership checks.
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## 0.15.18
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- Persists the evaluated Flow trigger trace whenever a Flow-generated automation executes or reaches a failed execution attempt, so the trigger context reflects the values from that exact moment instead of current live readings.
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- Expands Control plan → Recently triggered automations with per-block Flow details: matched state, configured condition, observed value, timing/rolling-stat/rate-limit state and logic gates.
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- Keeps the newest Flow trigger details expanded by default while older recent entries remain available in compact expandable sections.
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## 0.15.17
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- Hides Dashboard → Global power Emergency STOP whenever all units are off and no automatic control is currently requesting work; an active STOP always keeps the green return-to-normal action visible.
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- Improves Control plan → Recently triggered automations so Flow-generated entries show the source Flow name, for example `Generated by Flow: Igor - Heating`, instead of only the generated automation identifier.
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- Refreshes Emergency STOP visibility immediately from live device and control-plan state.
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## 0.15.16
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- Makes Dashboard → Global power emergency STOP context-aware instead of permanently prominent whenever any zone is enabled.
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- Keeps the yellow STOP prominent while any unit is powered or automatic thermostat control is currently active.
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- Hides STOP while the system is idle; an active emergency STOP always remains visible as the green return-to-normal action.
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- Refreshes the STOP state immediately on device, schedule, automation, Flow and control-plan realtime updates.
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## 0.15.15
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- Adds a persistent emergency STOP to Dashboard → Global power. Activating it stores a restart-resistant safety gate, clears queued automatic compressor actions, pauses schedules/thermostat automation and makes a one-time attempt to power off enabled units; startup does not replay the OFF command.
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- Adds a green return-to-normal action that releases the safety gate and immediately re-evaluates current conditions without forcing devices ON.
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- Expands Control plan with a full-width “why the controller is acting this way” section showing per-zone control source/reason and the most recently triggered automations with trigger context.
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- Keeps emergency-stop state operationally separate from configuration backup/import, and documents the new `POST /api/house/emergency-stop` endpoint in the API/OpenAPI contract.
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## 0.15.14
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- Fixes Home Assistant energy sampling in the packaged add-on when authentication comes from `SUPERVISOR_TOKEN`; background sampling no longer requires persisted manual URL/token fields.
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- Centralizes Home Assistant readiness detection so Supervisor authentication and standalone manual URL/token authentication use the same runtime check across background jobs and integration endpoints.
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## 0.15.13
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- Flow cards now show an explicit execution type: Schedule, Automation, Schedule + Automation, Draft, or None, based on the compiled Flow output.
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- Removes whole-card navigation to the Flow editor, so clicking statistics, compile counts, descriptions, and other non-action areas no longer opens the editor accidentally.
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- Adds a dedicated compact Editor button next to Simulator and gives both actions the same visual treatment.
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## 0.15.12
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- Flow cards now allow editing the description directly from the Flow list without opening the visual editor.
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- Adds a dedicated simple Flow simulator next to the editor button. It opens in a modal, uses the saved Flow, current live values by default, and allows quick scenario overrides plus simulation date/time.
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- Simulator results are intentionally simplified to clear “will run / will not run / blocked” outcomes with readable checked conditions and friendly block reasons, while remaining non-mutating.
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## 0.15.11
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- Routine Visual Flow edit confirmations now appear as a compact status inside the editor instead of global toasts for save/copy/cut/paste/duplicate/undo actions.
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- Adds right-click context menus: selected blocks can be copied, cut, duplicated or deleted; the canvas can add/paste/select-all/fit/undo; and connections can be removed directly.
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- Context-menu paste can place a copied subgraph at the clicked canvas position while preserving internal connections.
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- Adds `Ctrl/Cmd+Z` undo with a bounded edit history for block creation/deletion, connections, paste/duplicate/cut, block movement, inspector setting changes, template application, Flow name changes and Enabled state changes.
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- Updates the built-in shortcut reference and PL/EN labels for the new undo and context-menu workflow.
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## 0.15.10
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- Visual Flow adds keyboard-first authoring: `A`, `Insert` or `Ctrl/Cmd+K` opens block search, and `Enter` inserts the first matching block.
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- Flow editing now supports `Ctrl/Cmd+S` save, `Ctrl/Cmd+A/C/X/V/D`, Delete/Backspace, Escape, arrow-key movement, precise Shift+arrow movement, `Ctrl/Cmd+0` fit-to-view and `Ctrl/Cmd++/-` zoom.
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- The Flow editor includes an in-app keyboard shortcut reference available from the toolbar/mobile actions and with `?`.
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- Every Flow card can now export its `.flow.json` directly from the Flow list without opening the editor; the existing export endpoint/portable format is reused.
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## 0.15.9
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- Visual Flow `on_change` events are now latched while their upstream condition remains true and are acknowledged only after the downstream action executes successfully, so cooldowns, ownership suppression and same-cycle target conflicts no longer silently consume a change event.
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- Rolling mean/median blocks now require one complete configured time window after their runtime window starts or restarts before they can match; unavailable sources reset the rolling window instead of reusing partial history.
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- Thermostat action summaries now show explicit power and HVAC mode alongside the preset/target, so `power=false` is displayed as OFF instead of looking like a preset-only Auto action.
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- The Flow canvas adds drag-box multi-selection, keeps Shift/Ctrl/Cmd additive selection and moves the whole selection together.
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- Selected Flow blocks can be copied/pasted or duplicated with internal connections preserved; Ctrl/Cmd+C, Ctrl/Cmd+V and Ctrl/Cmd+D are supported.
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## 0.15.8
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- Visual Flow exports now include the Shared Input definitions referenced by the graph.
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- Flow import creates missing Shared Inputs automatically, reuses equivalent local sources and safely remaps conflicting IDs without overwriting local definitions; Flow and imported inputs are persisted atomically without changing the Flow format version.
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- The Flow editor keeps the Interpretation / Flow cycle section collapsed by default on desktop, tablet and mobile, with details available through the existing disclosure button.
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## 0.15.7
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- Fixes mixed V1/V2 Local discovery: legacy/plain discovery envelopes are no longer treated as proof that a unit is V1.
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- Uses the inner GREE `ver` metadata as a discovery protocol hint (`V1.*` -> V1, `V2.*`/newer -> V2), while keeping unknown results in Auto mode.
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- Auto discovery now verifies the protocol during bind with V1/V2 fallback and persists the generation that actually succeeds; explicit V1/V2 discovery remains locked to the selected protocol.
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- The discovery review UI shows Auto for unresolved candidates instead of incorrectly labeling them V1.
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## 0.15.6
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- Removes the obsolete add-all `POST /api/discovery` endpoint and its compatibility-only merge path.
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- Local discovery now has one flow only: `POST /api/discovery/scan` followed by `POST /api/discovery/add`.
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- Simplifies selected-device binding: `/api/discovery/add` no longer accepts a redundant top-level `protocol_version`; each unit is bound strictly with the protocol detected during scan.
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- Removes unused discovery merge/export code and the matching obsolete OpenAPI schema.
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## 0.15.5
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- Local discovery no longer adds every detected unit automatically; scan results are reviewed first and only selected units are persisted and bound.
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- Discovery results show each unit model, MAC address, IP address and detected protocol, with already-added units clearly marked.
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- Explicit V1 AES-ECB or V2 AES-GCM discovery now strictly filters the other protocol and binds only with the selected protocol; Auto keeps V1/V2 fallback.
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- Adds `POST /api/discovery/scan` and `POST /api/discovery/add` for the selective local-discovery flow.
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## 0.15.4
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- Updates the Rust dependency stack to current major/minor releases, including Axum 0.8, Reqwest 0.13, Rusqlite 0.40, Rand 0.10, AES 0.9, AES-GCM 0.11, Base64 0.23, SHA-2 0.11, Tower HTTP 0.7 and utoipa-swagger-ui 9.
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- Migrates Axum route parameters and WebSocket text frames, Rand APIs, RustCrypto AES/AES-GCM APIs and Reqwest TLS configuration for the new dependency versions.
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- Updates the Home Assistant add-on Rust builder to Rust 1.98.1.
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- Pins direct Rust dependencies to exact updated releases; container builds generate a fresh lockfile before fetching and compiling with `--locked`.
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- Uses `ring` as the single Rustls crypto provider across Reqwest and the direct MQTT TLS client, avoiding the Rustls provider ambiguity introduced by Reqwest 0.13.
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## 0.15.3
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- Simplifies the built-in Swagger API documentation: removes the embedded release-history changelog, starts with all endpoint groups collapsed and hides the global Schemas section.
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- Documents the HTTP/WebSocket API, Swagger UI (`/api-docs`) and OpenAPI document (`/api-docs/openapi.json`) in the main documentation and Home Assistant add-on package.
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## 0.15.2
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- Adds a dedicated Visual Flow action for changing exactly one GREE unit function without modifying unrelated settings.
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- Legacy device automations now expose fan speed plus Quiet, Turbo, Panel Light, Air, X-Fan, Health and Sleep as optional single-field controls.
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## 0.15.1
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- Web UI now treats temporary WebSocket loss as a reconnecting state, escalates to a connection error only after 15 seconds, and returns cleanly to connected after recovery while preserving the existing HTTP fallback.
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## 0.15.0
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- Adds full vertical and horizontal louver positions to manual unit control and thermostat cards, with compact dropdowns that preserve the existing view layout.
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- Extends legacy automations, Visual Flow and the bundled Home Assistant climate entities with granular louver positions; legacy boolean swing API payloads remain accepted.
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- Direct add-on access no longer shows `Invalid access token` on initial page load; that validation message appears only after a token is submitted.
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- Home Assistant climate cards localize direct-control names, fan modes, thermostat presets and all vertical/horizontal louver positions while keeping stable technical mode IDs for services and automations.
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## 0.14.24
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- Public Custom Charts fetch chart metadata before language assets, so a chart loads only its selected language pack; missing chart IDs fall back to English.
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- Public Custom Charts support pinch-to-zoom, one-finger horizontal panning while zoomed and per-metric visibility toggles through the legend.
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- Missing public chart IDs now return `chart id not found`, the favicon is no longer redundantly pre-cached, and invalid Access Tokens show an inline authentication error.
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## 0.14.23
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- Code cleanup and small UX changes.
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## 0.14.22
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- Code cleanup and small UX changes.
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## 0.14.21
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- Code cleanup and small UX changes.
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## 0.14.20
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- Installs the Rust target standard library in a cacheable layer before project sources are copied, so source-only changes do not redownload/reinstall it.
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- Fetches Cargo dependencies before target-specific setup so amd64/arm64 reuse the same registry/git cache.
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- Separates compiled `target/` caches by target architecture to avoid multi-platform build contention while retaining incremental dependency reuse.
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## 0.14.19
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- Speeds up multi-architecture OCI builds by running Rust/Cargo on `BUILDPLATFORM` and cross-compiling to amd64/arm64 instead of compiling ARM under QEMU.
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- Reduces Docker build context and avoids invalidating Rust compilation for unrelated documentation/repository changes; only `docs/openapi.json` is copied because it is embedded by the binary.
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- Deduplicates `/api/integrations/gree-cloud/status` across the initial HTTP bootstrap and immediate WebSocket bootstrap render while keeping manual Cloud reconnect refreshes forced.
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## 0.14.18
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- Renames the shared segmented navigation class from feature-specific `automation-tabs` to generic `segmented-tabs`.
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- Generalizes shared configuration layout classes to `config-form`, `form-section`, `form-section-head`, `form-grid`, `sticky-form-actions` and `full-width-form`.
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- Generalizes reusable chart, enable-toggle and diagram classes used across History/public charts, Zones/Flow and Simulator/Flow editor.
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- Replaces Flow-palette-specific category modifiers with shared `block-category-*` classes also used by the block library.
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- Removes all references to the replaced shared class names without changing component behavior or visual styling.
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## 0.14.17
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- Makes History navigation visually identical to the Flow / Schedules / Automations segmented navigation.
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- Reuses the shared `automation-tabs` component for Overview, Zones, GREE devices, Energy, Pings, HA sensors and Custom chart.
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- Removes redundant History-only tab CSS, including its separate mobile overrides.
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## 0.14.16
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- Adds an explicit Saved Charts list to History → Custom Chart with load, edit, update and delete actions.
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- Keeps chart name, selected series and range editable when updating an existing saved chart instead of creating duplicates.
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- Adds a range selector to standalone public Custom Chart links; the public data endpoint accepts an optional `hours` override while keeping the shared series definition fixed.
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- Fits the standalone public chart to the viewport and prevents vertical page scrolling, including compact/mobile layouts.
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## 0.14.15
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- Treats TCP `8787` as the fixed internal Home Assistant add-on application/ingress port and validates the Supervisor-reported ingress port at startup.
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- Makes the add-on build fail when `run.sh`, `ingress_port` and watchdog port metadata diverge.
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- Uses the Home Assistant Supervisor network API to resolve the primary host IPv4 for generated chart-only share links instead of depending on the browser/ingress hostname.
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- Adds optional `public_chart_base_url` for reverse proxies, alternate hostnames or non-standard external routing while keeping the public surface limited to generated Custom Chart shares.
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- Uses Home Assistant's `[PORT:8787]` watchdog placeholder so Supervisor resolves the effective watchdog port from the add-on port contract.
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- Keeps standalone installations fully port-configurable through `GREE_CONTROLLER_BIND`.
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## 0.14.14
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- Changes History → Custom Charts links to open a standalone chart-only page instead of the full dashboard.
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- Persists chart shares behind random bearer URLs whose token is stored only as a hash; shared URLs do not expose metric/device selectors.
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- In Supervisor mode, requires `app_token` for direct dashboard/API/WebSocket access on port `8787`, while trusted HA ingress remains automatic.
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- Keeps only generated Custom Chart data public to the network; the add-on watchdog may call `/api/health` anonymously only from the Supervisor peer.
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- Makes the Home Assistant entity picker in `Reusable data -> Shared Flow input` explicit with a separate search box and selected `entity_id` field.
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- Filters the live Home Assistant entity catalog by friendly name, `entity_id`, current state, unit and device class while typing.
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- Keeps automatic Supervisor authentication, failed-test manual fallback and standalone Home Assistant behavior unchanged.
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## 0.14.13
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- Shows Home Assistant Supervisor authentication as automatic in the add-on and hides manual URL/token/TLS fields by default.
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- Unlocks a persisted manual Home Assistant URL/token fallback only after an automatic HA test fails; standalone installations keep their existing manual behavior.
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- Extends `Test HA` to verify the state registry and show a live sample entity/state in the success toast.
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- Adds a searchable live Home Assistant entity picker to `Reusable data -> Shared Flow input`, with source-type-aware fields and numeric filtering for numeric HA inputs.
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- Adds an authenticated compact Home Assistant entity-catalog endpoint for UI suggestions.
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## 0.14.12
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- Home Assistant add-on now uses the Supervisor-managed Home Assistant Core API connection automatically.
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- Enables `homeassistant_api` for the add-on and authenticates Core API requests with runtime `SUPERVISOR_TOKEN`.
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- Keeps the Supervisor token out of SQLite and prevents add-on UI edits from replacing stored standalone Home Assistant URL/token settings.
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- Standalone installations keep the existing manual Home Assistant URL and Long-Lived Access Token behavior unchanged.
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- Fixes custom select mouse hover/click inside modal dialogs by keeping each dropdown popover inside the same modal top-layer subtree; keyboard behavior is unchanged.
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## 0.14.11
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- Replaces font-dependent Unicode glyphs used as Web UI icons with a shared inline SVG icon set.
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- Covers navigation, theme/refresh controls, dialogs, menus, Flow editor/statuses, chart zoom/fullscreen controls, thermostat/device +/- controls, custom-select checks/chevrons and event-category icons.
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- Leaves semantic text symbols such as `°C`, `±`, comparison operators, mathematical multiplication and Flow expression notation as text.
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- Keeps the 0.14.10 full-width Night mode and Home Assistant / Sensors layout fix.
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## 0.14.10
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- Makes the standalone Night mode and Home Assistant / Sensors forms use the full available page width, matching the other application sections on desktop and responsive layouts.
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## 0.14.9
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- Replaces the font-dependent Unicode power symbol in Manual Control and thermostat quick power controls with an embedded SVG icon for consistent Android/Chrome rendering.
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- Home Assistant room-sensor stale/error event messages now include the affected `entity_id` and zone name.
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- Event rendering enriches older `ha.sensor_*` rows with the sensor alias/entity and zone when that context is available in saved metadata.
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## 0.14.8
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- Removes the remaining non-device `502 Bad Gateway` mappings from Home Assistant connection/entity diagnostics and notification tests.
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- Returns `400 Bad Request` for missing/invalid integration configuration and `424 Failed Dependency` when a configured external service cannot be reached or rejects the request.
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- Reclassifies background Home Assistant energy-read failures as external-dependency errors.
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- Keeps `502 Bad Gateway` only for actual Local/LAN GREE device transport failures.
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- Aligns API/OpenAPI error documentation with the runtime status mapping.
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## 0.14.7
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- Treats an unconfigured Home Assistant integration as an optional unavailable source when listing HA energy sensors instead of emitting a 502 error while opening split/multisplit installation settings.
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- Maps configured-but-failing Home Assistant energy discovery to the external-dependency response path rather than a device communication 502.
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- Fixes short custom-select menus near the bottom of dialogs opening far above their trigger by positioning from the menu's rendered height.
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## 0.14.6
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- Fixes custom select duplication when a select is moved in the DOM, including repeated History → Energy refreshes.
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- Hides the Energy history controls and Refresh action when no energy source is configured, leaving a single empty-state message.
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- Hardens global custom-select cleanup so dynamically removed controls do not leave stale wrappers or popup menus.
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## 0.14.5
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- Fixed the outdoor-temperature modal chart returning from fullscreen with fullscreen-sized layout remnants.
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- Added quick links from the outdoor-temperature modal to 7-day, 30-day, yearly and full History views.
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- Replaces native single-choice dropdown UI across the Web UI with one consistent custom select matching the energy chart picker, including language/theme controls and dynamically generated Flow/history forms.
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- Loads only the active language pack at startup and fetches other language packs when selected.
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- Makes the dashboard outdoor temperature clickable and opens a modal with its last 24 hours of history.
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## 0.14.4
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- Removes the obsolete Home Assistant connection-test/default entity; HA connection testing uses only the configured URL and token.
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- `outdoor_entity_id` / `HA_OUTDOOR_ENTITY_ID` is the global Home Assistant outdoor-temperature sensor.
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- Adds optional per-zone `ha_outdoor_entity_id`; when empty, the zone uses the global outdoor sensor, and when set it overrides the outdoor source only for that zone.
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- Keeps Home Assistant room temperature sensors per zone via `ha_entity_id`.
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- Global and per-zone outdoor sensors are available in aliases, metrics/history and Home Assistant entity suggestions used by Visual Flow.
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## 0.14.3
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- Home Assistant connection test now validates the configured server and token without requiring any entity.
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## 0.14.2
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- Improves connectivity controls: Local/LAN ping measurement can be explicitly enabled/disabled in Settings, disabled workers gray out their interval/sample fields, Cloud REST/MQTT measurement settings live in a dedicated block, and History → Pings can hide/show jitter with one button while rendering jitter as a dashed line.
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- Adds a configurable background connectivity worker for Local/LAN units with measurement interval and sample-count settings.
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- Adds a History → Connectivity/Pings view with per-endpoint latency, jitter and packet-loss charts plus latest batch summaries.
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- Stores connectivity readings in SQLite using the same retention/compaction lifecycle as other history metrics and archives them to InfluxDB when enabled.
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- Keeps direct unit probing Local/LAN-only; GREE Cloud diagnostics instead measure optional REST response time and MQTT PINGRESP round-trip.
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- Adds opt-in GREE Cloud connectivity metrics with configurable interval/sample count; Cloud measurements are disabled by default.
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- Adds separate vertical and horizontal swing controls for local units in Manual Control, respecting per-device capabilities.
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- Adds vertical and horizontal swing controls to thermostat zone cards without switching the zone into manual device ownership.
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- Adds optional `swing_vertical` and `swing_horizontal` actions to legacy direct-device automations.
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- Extends Visual Flow so both `device_action` and `zone_thermostat` can control vertical/horizontal swing, and device-state selectors use readable swing labels.
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- Prevents swing-enabled thermostat Flows from being reduced to native schedules, preserving the auxiliary swing action at runtime.
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- Exposes vertical and horizontal swing on Home Assistant zone thermostat climate entities when supported by the assigned unit.
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## 0.14.1
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- Adds split and multisplit installation groups in the Devices section, including assignment of indoor units to a shared outdoor installation.
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- Adds installation-level energy sources so a multisplit can use one cumulative GREE Cloud meter or one Home Assistant energy entity instead of reporting duplicated per-unit consumption.
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- Shows on each grouped device that its energy is provided by the assigned split/multisplit installation and identifies the configured shared source.
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- Adds an optional shared outdoor-temperature source for an installation, allowing all member units to use the outdoor temperature reported by one selected unit.
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- Adds installation groups to configuration export/import, bootstrap/API data and persistence, with validation that prevents duplicate membership and invalid energy/outdoor source references.
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- Keeps installation configuration consistent when devices are removed, including removing empty groups and resetting a deleted GREE Cloud energy source safely.
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- Adds multi-select energy charts so several devices and/or installations can be displayed together.
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- Adds energy period comparison against the previous day, previous equivalent period or previous year.
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- Fixes daily energy chart labels so daily aggregation is rendered as calendar dates instead of timestamps such as `02:00`.
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- Unifies GREE Cloud validation/error alerts with the alert style used for device errors and removes redundant styling paths.
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- Hides empty GREE Cloud status fields such as disabled/disconnected, `0 / 0` and `Unavailable`; status details are shown only when useful data or an actionable error exists.
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- Preserves and updates the Polish/English translations used by the new installation, energy and Cloud UI, including the simplified Cloud details label (`Details` / `Szczegóły`).
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- Fixes repeated `GREE Cloud MQTT message does not match a registered device` warnings after deleting all Cloud devices by ignoring in-flight stale MQTT frames when no devices are registered and closing the now-unused MQTT session after the last device is unregistered.
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- Adds regression coverage ensuring stale MQTT payloads are ignored only when no Cloud devices remain, while unknown-device payloads still fail when registered devices exist.
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## 0.14.0
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- Adds GREE Cloud as a first-class provider while preserving the existing LAN/UDP transport.
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- Adds MQTT/TLS status push, Cloud commands, reconnect/resubscribe lifecycle and safe Cloud diagnostics.
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- Adds per-device capabilities and Cloud-specific Devices/Manual Control UI.
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- Adds GREE Cloud and Home Assistant cumulative-energy sources, delta conversion, energy history, aggregation, charts and InfluxDB archive support.
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- Keeps Local and Cloud entries independent and never performs automatic transport fallback.
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## 0.13.10
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- Accepts multi-state non-zero values for optional GREE feature flags without dropping an otherwise valid status frame.
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- Preserves unit-specific active `Quiet` encodings (`1`, `2` or `3`) and reuses them when Quiet is enabled; legacy units still default to `Quiet=1`.
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- Prevents units reporting `Quiet=2` from being marked offline because of parser validation.
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## 0.13.9
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- Home Assistant add-on with `amd64` + `aarch64` multi-arch OCI image.
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- Host networking for GREE UDP discovery and multi-interface/VLAN hosts.
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- Home Assistant ingress, watchdog and cold backup support.
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- Polish and English documentation consolidated into one `DOCS.md`.
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