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Correct git requirement manifest specification #2438

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As in issue 92 for hassfest (home-assistant/actions#92) this update to documentation corrects this in line with hassfest validation.

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  • Document existing features within Home Assistant
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  • Documentation
    • Updated the creating_integration_manifest.md to clarify structure and requirements for integration manifests.
    • Refined the requirements section for specifying dependencies.
    • Introduced a new section on the Integration Quality Scale with scoring details.
    • Expanded the IoT class section with definitions and accepted classes.
    • Elaborated on virtual integrations and provided examples.
    • Enhanced discovery methods with clearer explanations and additional examples.

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As in issue home-assistant#92 (home-assistant/actions#92) this update to documentation corrects this in line with hassfest validation.
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The document creating_integration_manifest.md has been updated to enhance clarity regarding the structure and requirements for integration manifests in Home Assistant. Key updates include refined requirements for dependencies, the introduction of an Integration Quality Scale section, expanded descriptions of IoT classes, elaboration on virtual integrations, and enhanced explanations of various discovery methods. The overall restructuring aims to improve usability for developers by focusing on standardization and best practices.

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File Change Summary
docs/creating_integration_manifest.md - Updated requirements format for dependencies, removing project name prefix.
- Added a new section on Integration Quality Scale, detailing scoring based on quality.
- Expanded IoT class section with descriptions and accepted classes.
- Elaborated on virtual integrations with definitions and examples.
- Enhanced discovery methods section with additional examples and clearer implementation guides.

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    participant Developer
    participant Manifest
    participant HomeAssistant

    Developer->>Manifest: Define integration requirements
    Manifest->>HomeAssistant: Validate integration manifest
    HomeAssistant->>Manifest: Check dependencies and quality scale
    HomeAssistant->>Manifest: Confirm IoT class and discovery methods
    Manifest->>Developer: Return validation results
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docs/creating_integration_manifest.md (1)

Line range hint 1-24: Apply documentation style guidelines.

To align with our documentation guidelines:

  1. Use bold formatting for UI strings instead of quotes
  2. Make instructions more direct by removing expressions of politeness

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- The domain is a "short name" consisting of characters and underscores.
+ The domain is a **short name** consisting of characters and underscores.

- You should add at least your GitHub username here
+ Add at least your GitHub username here
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[style] ~161-~161: To form a complete sentence, be sure to include a subject or ‘there’.
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docs/creating_integration_manifest.md (1)

158-158: LGTM: Requirements format update is clear and accurate.

The updated format for git repository requirements aligns with pip's documentation and provides a clearer syntax. The example effectively demonstrates the practical usage.

Also applies to: 167-167

@MartinHjelmare MartinHjelmare changed the title Update creating_integration_manifest.md to correct reference to exter… Correct git requirement manifest specification Nov 4, 2024
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Thanks!

@MartinHjelmare MartinHjelmare merged commit 1bed08d into home-assistant:master Nov 4, 2024
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