Remove user-configuration of port

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Streamlined device setup by removing the manual network port option. The system now automatically applies a default port, simplifying the configuration process and reducing potential setup issues.

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Walkthrough

This pull request updates the Plugwise integration by removing user-configurable port settings. The changelog now includes an "Ongoing" section to document this change. In the configuration flow, the optional port field has been removed from the user schema, and a default port is now automatically assigned in the async_step_user method. The associated tests have also been updated to no longer supply a port explicitly.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
CHANGELOG.md	Added a new "Ongoing" section noting that user-configuration of the port has been removed.
custom_components/plugwise/config_flow.py tests/components/plugwise/test_config_flow.py	Removed the optional CONF_PORT from the user input schema in the configuration flow and added a default port assignment. The test now omits an explicit port, aligning with the new default behavior.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant U as User
    participant CF as ConfigFlow
    participant SYS as System

    U->>CF: Submit configuration input (without port)
    CF->>CF: Assign DEFAULT_PORT to input data
    CF->>SYS: Process configuration with default port
    SYS-->>CF: Return connection status
    CF-->>U: Provide configuration result

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Possibly related PRs

• Link to plugwise v1.4.4. and adapt #758: Addresses removal of user-configurable port settings and related configuration adjustments.
• Improve config_flow coding #736: Focuses on modifications to user input handling and default port assignment in the configuration flow.
• Anther config_flow improvement #747: Pertains to changes in the async_step_user method and schema adjustments for port configuration.

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• tests/components/plugwise/test_config_flow.py

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custom_components/plugwise/config_flow.py (3)

239-239: LGTM! Default port assignment is correctly implemented.

The code now automatically assigns the default port value instead of allowing user configuration, which aligns with the PR objective.

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1-364: Verify that all port-related code paths are handled.

The implementation looks good, but let's verify that all port-related code paths are properly handled:

1. Default port assignment for manual configuration
2. Port handling for zeroconf discovery
3. Port usage in validate_input

✅ Verification successful

All port-related code paths are properly handled.

• Default port is set in the manual configuration step.
• Zeroconf discovery correctly overrides the default port with discovery info.
• The validate_input function uses the provided port without issues.

🏁 Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify all port-related code paths

# Test 1: Check for any remaining user-configurable port references
echo "Checking for remaining user-configurable port references..."
rg -i "port.*optional" 

# Test 2: Verify port usage in validate_input and zeroconf
echo "Verifying port usage in key functions..."
ast-grep --pattern 'validate_input($$$) { $$$port$$$}'
ast-grep --pattern 'async_step_zeroconf($$$) { $$$port$$$}'

Length of output: 363

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239-243: LGTM! Port configuration changes look good.

The implementation correctly handles port assignment by:

• Using DEFAULT_PORT for manual configuration
• Preserving discovered port from zeroconf when available

Let's verify that DEFAULT_PORT is properly defined:

CHANGELOG.md (1)

5-8: LGTM! Changelog entry is clear and properly placed.

The changelog entry correctly documents the removal of user-configurable port settings in the "Ongoing" section for unreleased changes.

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⚠️ Warning while testing for RELEASED HA-core:

✔️ Success: No problem with testing against dev HA-core.
❌ Error: Incompatible while testing against released HA-core and required to pass.

[github-actions]

⚠️ Warning while testing for RELEASED HA-core:

✔️ Success: No problem with testing against dev HA-core.
⚠️ Warning: Incompatible while testing against released HA-core.