Fix: Update deprecated constants to ensure compatibility with Home Assistant 2025.1 #3
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Removed wording for irrelevant integration and replaced with HP iLO
- Ensured DOMAIN key exists in hass.data. - Stored entry in hass.data[DOMAIN] to make entry.data accessible. - Prevented potential KeyError by safely removing entry during unload.
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I'm not sure if this repository is still actively maintained, and I'm not an expert in Python, but I attempted to fix the issue using ChatGPT. By providing the sensor.py file and the error message, ChatGPT helped me update the deprecated constants.
The following changes were made:
Replaced deprecated constants TEMP_CELSIUS and TIME_SECONDS with the updated UnitOfTemperature.CELSIUS and UnitOfTime.SECONDS respectively.
As a result, I can now restart Home Assistant without errors. The sensors that used to reference TEMP_CELSIUS or TIME_SECONDS are functioning correctly, and there are no log errors after reboot.
Additionally, I updated the strings.json file to adjust the wording to be relevant to HP iLO. However, I'm unsure if the config flow is fully functional.
This should resolve issue #2.
Thanks for your consideration!