Change boot option to manual_only

[tjorim]

Add-on should never start at boot, prevents users from changing it. home-assistant/supervisor#5272

[coderabbitai]

📝 Walkthrough

Walkthrough

The configuration settings in the get/config.yaml file have been updated, specifically changing the boot parameter from manual to manual_only. This change ensures the add-on operates strictly in manual mode, eliminating any chance of automatic startup. Think of it as telling the add-on, "You can only wake up when I say so!"—no more surprise wake-up calls!

Changes

File	Change Summary
get/config.yaml	boot: manual changed to boot: manual_only

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Add-on

    User->>Add-on: Start Add-on
    Add-on-->>User: Booting up (manual_only mode)
    User->>Add-on: Perform Action
    Add-on-->>User: Action Completed

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And there you have it! Just like a cat that only wants to be petted when it feels like it, this add-on now only starts when you want it to! 🐱✨

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[ludeeus]

Why should it not?

Personally i have it to start on boot to grab the latest dev build.

[tjorim]

I guess that's a valid use case but aren't you always running a version behind that way? Does startup: once ensure the add-on runs before HA? When you reboot your system, HA starts, add-on runs and pulls the latest version. Don't you need to restart HA itself again to make it active?

[ludeeus]

Hmmm.... good point, maybe my use-case is flawed 😄

[ludeeus]

Okey, it was flawed.
So this should probably be included.
But will have to wait until then supervisor has been released to stable (and the linter support it).