Add climate documentation to qbus

[thomasddn]

Proposed change

The Qbus integration now supports the climate platform. The documentation has been updated to reflect that.

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• Link to parent pull request in the codebase: Add climate platform to qbus core#139327
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• Documentation
  • Updated the Qbus integration information to include new device support:
    • Dimmer: Now supports dimming outputs for controllers.
    • Climate: Enables thermostat management with temperature settings and preset options.
    • Added new categories: Climate and Light.
    • Added new platforms: climate and light.

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Walkthrough

The documentation for the Qbus integration in Home Assistant has been updated to include new categories and platforms. Specifically, "Climate" and "Light" have been added to the ha_category and ha_platforms sections. Additionally, a new entry for Dimmer has been introduced under the "Supported devices" section, and the "Available entities" section has been updated to include a new entry for Climate, which details thermostat management capabilities.

Changes

File	Change Summary
source/_integrations/qbus.markdown	Added Climate and Light categories; added climate and light platforms; added Dimmer and Climate entries under Supported and Available entities respectively.

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Actionable comments posted: 0

🧹 Nitpick comments (2)

source/_integrations/qbus.markdown (2)

6-7: Metadata Consistency for Supported Platforms.
Since the integration now supports a climate entity, consider updating the ha_platforms metadata in the front matter to include "climate". This will ensure consistency between the documented entities and the metadata.

 ha_platforms:
-  - switch
+  - switch
+  - climate

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40-40: Dimmer Entity Addition in Supported Devices.
The addition of the Dimmer entity is clearly stated and matches the style of the other entries. Verify if any additional configuration details or device limitations need to be mentioned elsewhere in the documentation.

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46-46: Climate Entity Documentation Update.
The new Climate entity entry is succinct and accurately describes its functionality in managing thermostats. Ensure that any unique configuration or operational details specific to climate control (if applicable) are referenced or linked in the documentation.

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44-44: Include Dimmer in Supported Devices.
Adding the Dimmer entry provides clarity on the expanded device support. Consider verifying if any additional context—such as usage limitations or configuration instructions—should be included either here or via a linked resource for users who operate dimmer outputs.

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source/_integrations/qbus.markdown (3)

5-7: Clarify New Categories in ha_category.
The addition of Climate and Light in the ha_category section aligns well with the new climate control support. Please ensure that the ordering (i.e. Climate, Light, Switch) meets the Home Assistant display conventions and that any related documentation references reflect this order.

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9-11: Extend Platform Support in ha_platforms.
Introducing climate and light alongside switch in ha_platforms clearly communicates the extended integration capabilities. Confirm that these platform additions are backed by the appropriate backend support and that related documentation elsewhere is updated accordingly.

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48-50: Update Available Entities to Reflect New Capabilities.
The update to include Climate (managing thermostats by setting temperature and choosing presets) in the available entities is well aligned with the new integration functionality. The subsequent ordering, where Switch now follows Light, appears logical and consistent. Please double-check that these changes are harmonized within the overall documentation structure.