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Velbus servicerework doc sync #36855

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Sync the documentation for the velbus service rework

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  • Documentation
    • Added deprecation notice for interface parameter in Velbus integration
    • Introduced new config_entry parameter for Velbus actions
    • Updated documentation for velbus.sync_clock, velbus.scan, velbus.set_memo_text, and velbus.clear_cache actions

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The changes involve updating the Velbus integration documentation to introduce a new config_entry parameter for various actions and adding a deprecation notice for the interface parameter. The modifications affect four Velbus actions: sync_clock, scan, set_memo_text, and clear_cache. The documentation now clarifies that the config_entry parameter is required to send commands to the appropriate configuration entry, while simultaneously marking the interface parameter as deprecated and set for removal in version 2025.8.

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File Change Summary
source/_integrations/velbus.markdown - Added deprecation notice for interface parameter
- Introduced non-optional config_entry parameter for actions:
* velbus.sync_clock
* velbus.scan
* velbus.set_memo_text
* velbus.clear_cache

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant VelbusIntegration
    participant ConfigEntry

    User->>VelbusIntegration: Invoke Action (e.g., sync_clock)
    VelbusIntegration->>ConfigEntry: Send Command with config_entry
    ConfigEntry-->>VelbusIntegration: Process Command
    VelbusIntegration-->>User: Return Result
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The sequence diagram illustrates the new workflow where actions now require a specific config_entry to route commands, replacing the previous interface-based approach.


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🧹 Nitpick comments (3)
source/_integrations/velbus.markdown (3)

63-64: LGTM! Consider adding an example.

The parameter documentation is clear and follows the standard format. Consider adding a YAML example to demonstrate the usage of config_entry, similar to the example provided for set_memo_text.


108-109: LGTM! Consider adding an example.

The parameter documentation is clear and consistent. Consider adding a YAML example to demonstrate the usage of config_entry with and without the address parameter.


Line range hint 63-109: Overall documentation changes look great!

The documentation updates are consistent across all actions, clearly indicating the deprecation of the interface parameter and the introduction of the required config_entry parameter. The changes successfully sync with the parent PR in the core repository.

Consider adding examples for the sync_clock and clear_cache actions to maintain consistency with the set_memo_text documentation.

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source/_integrations/velbus.markdown (3)

72-73: LGTM! Documentation is consistent.

The parameter documentation follows the same format as the sync_clock action, maintaining consistency throughout the document.


82-83: LGTM! Well documented with example.

The parameter documentation is clear and consistent. The example provided helps users understand how to use the new config_entry parameter.


98-98: LGTM! Example is clear and helpful.

The example demonstrates the correct usage of the config_entry parameter with a realistic value.

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