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Automated release PR for v5.16.0.

Summary by Sourcery

Release version 5.16.0 with safer authentication fields, administrator-only logging controls, updated localization, and streamlined dependencies.

Bug Fixes:

  • Protect configuration-flow passwords by rendering authentication and reauthentication fields as masked password inputs.
  • Restrict process-wide log-level services to administrators.

Enhancements:

  • Remove redundant runtime dependencies supplied by Home Assistant.
  • Add the authoritative English localization catalog for configuration flows, services, entities, and exceptions.

Tests:

  • Add regression coverage for password masking and administrator-only log-level service registration.

Chores:

  • Bump the integration version to 5.16.0.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features
    • MQTT and integration logging controls now require administrator access.
    • Password fields in setup and reauthentication flows are displayed as masked inputs.
    • Added complete English translations across configuration, authentication, options, services, diagnostics, entities, and error messages.
  • Bug Fixes
    • Improved protection for logging controls against unauthorized access.
  • Improvements
    • Updated the integration to version 5.16.0 and streamlined its runtime requirements.

Greptile Summary

The release adds localized Home Assistant UI content, masks credentials during setup and reauthentication, restricts global logging controls to administrators, removes redundant dependency declarations, and updates the integration to version 5.16.0.

  • Registers integration and MQTT log-level services through Home Assistant's administrator-only service helper while preserving internal and automation calls.
  • Uses a password-mode text selector for setup and reauthentication credentials.
  • Adds comprehensive English strings and regression coverage for the access-control and password-rendering changes.
  • Removes redundant yarl and typing-extensions requirements.

Confidence Score: 5/5

The PR appears safe to merge.

No blocking failure remains.

Important Files Changed

Filename Overview
custom_components/addhon/init.py Routes both process-wide logging services through Home Assistant's administrator authorization helper while leaving refresh behavior unchanged.
custom_components/addhon/config_flow.py Replaces plain password validators with a reusable password-mode selector in setup and reauthentication forms.
custom_components/addhon/manifest.json Bumps the release version and removes dependencies already supplied by the Home Assistant runtime.
custom_components/addhon/strings.json Adds English UI text for configuration, options, services, diagnostics, entities, states, and exceptions.
tests/test_config_flow_password_selector.py Adds structural regression checks ensuring both credential forms use the password selector.
tests/test_mqtt_log_level.py Adds coverage that both global log-level services use administrator-only registration.

Reviews (2): Last reviewed commit: "test: tighten the password guard and dro..." | Re-trigger Greptile

tis24dev and others added 5 commits August 21, 2026 13:10
The stub harness builds `homeassistant` piecemeal and `homeassistant.helpers`
is a plain ModuleType, not a package: a `from homeassistant.helpers.X import Y`
only resolves if X is already in sys.modules. Two upcoming changes need helpers
the harness does not ship.

`homeassistant.helpers.selector` gets a minimal TextSelector/TextSelectorConfig/
TextSelectorType. The selector is callable because voluptuous invokes schema
values as validators, and a non-callable would be compared for equality instead.

`homeassistant.helpers.service` gets async_register_admin_service, mirroring the
real one: wrap the handler in an admin check, then delegate to
hass.services.async_register, which is what the registration tests observe.

Both follow the existing installers: real Home Assistant symbols win when
present, the stub only fills the gap.
Both the user step and the reauth step declared the password as a bare
`vol.Required("password"): str`, which renders as a normal text input: the
password stayed visible on screen while it was typed.

Declare it through a TextSelector in PASSWORD mode instead. One module-level
instance reused by the two schemas -- selectors are stateless, so sharing is
safe and keeps the two steps from drifting apart.

The regression guard works on the AST rather than on raw text: a substring
match would still pass if the declaration moved into an unrelated schema.

Reported by @frenck reviewing hacs/default#8674.
set_log_level and set_mqtt_log_level both end in logging.getLogger().setLevel(),
which acts on the global Python logger registry: the effect is process-wide, not
scoped to a config entry and not scoped to the caller. Registered with a plain
hass.services.async_register they carried no permission check, so any
authenticated non-admin could turn integration-wide debug logging on through the
REST/WebSocket API -- the UI hiding Developer Tools from non-admins is cosmetic,
the API answers regardless.

Register them with async_register_admin_service, which resolves
call.context.user_id and raises Unauthorized for non-admins. Calls with no user
attached (automations, internal) keep working, so existing automations are
unaffected, and the practical path for humans is Developer Tools, already
admin-only. refresh stays open: it only triggers a poll.

The helper is imported inside the function for the same reason voluptuous
already is -- the test harness imports the package without always providing the
stub, while this function only runs in real HA.

The guard is AST-based: it pins both that the two services go through
async_register_admin_service and that neither reaches a bare async_register.

Reported by @frenck reviewing hacs/default#8674.
`yarl` and `typing-extensions` both ship with Home Assistant core, so declaring
them in `requirements` asked HACS and hassfest to resolve dependencies the
runtime already guarantees. typing-extensions was not imported anywhere in the
component at all; yarl is used once, in client/transport/auth.py, and stays
available through core. awsiotsdk is the only genuinely external dependency.

Add strings.json, so far missing: the UI strings lived only under translations/,
which works but leaves the English base without a source of record.

Reported by @frenck reviewing hacs/default#8674.
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Makes MQTT/log-level services admin-only, ensures the Haier account password is always rendered as a password field via Home Assistant selectors, updates metadata for v5.16.0, and extends the Home Assistant test stubs and guards to enforce these behaviors via AST-based tests.

Sequence diagram for admin-only MQTT/log-level services

sequenceDiagram
    actor AdminUser
    actor NonAdminUser
    participant HomeAssistant as HomeAssistant
    participant Addhon as addhon_integration
    participant AdminService as async_register_admin_service
    participant MqttHandler as _handle_set_mqtt_log_level

    Note over Addhon: _async_register_services
    Addhon->>AdminService: async_register_admin_service(hass, DOMAIN, SERVICE_SET_MQTT_LOG_LEVEL, _handle_set_mqtt_log_level, schema)

    rect rgb(235, 235, 245)
        AdminUser->>HomeAssistant: call SERVICE_SET_MQTT_LOG_LEVEL
        HomeAssistant->>AdminService: dispatch service call
        AdminService-->>MqttHandler: _handle_set_mqtt_log_level
        MqttHandler->>MqttHandler: logging.getLogger().setLevel()
    end

    rect rgb(245, 235, 235)
        NonAdminUser->>HomeAssistant: call SERVICE_SET_MQTT_LOG_LEVEL
        HomeAssistant->>AdminService: dispatch service call
        AdminService-->>NonAdminUser: Unauthorized
    end
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Flow diagram for password selector in config flow

flowchart TD
    A[_step_user_data_schema called] --> B[Create vol.Schema]
    B --> C[vol.Required password uses _PASSWORD_SELECTOR]
    C --> D[_PASSWORD_SELECTOR is TextSelector
with TextSelectorType.PASSWORD]
    D --> E[Home Assistant UI renders
password as masked field]

    A2[_step_reauth_data_schema called] --> B2[Create vol.Schema]
    B2 --> C2[vol.Required password uses _PASSWORD_SELECTOR]
    C2 --> D
    D --> E2[Reauth password also rendered
as masked field]
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File-Level Changes

Change Details Files
Register log-level services as admin-only and import the admin service helper lazily to avoid test harness dependencies.
  • Import homeassistant.helpers.service.async_register_admin_service inside _async_register_services to keep init import-time dependencies minimal.
  • Replace hass.services.async_register calls for MQTT/log-level services with async_register_admin_service, keeping service semantics but enforcing admin-only access.
  • Document via comments that these services flip process-global log levels and must not be callable by non-admin users.
custom_components/addhon/__init__.py
Render the Haier account password as a password input using a shared TextSelector, and enforce this at the source level.
  • Import TextSelector, TextSelectorConfig, and TextSelectorType from homeassistant.helpers.selector in the config flow.
  • Introduce a shared _PASSWORD_SELECTOR configured with TextSelectorType.PASSWORD and reuse it in both user and reauth schemas instead of a bare str.
  • Add an AST-based unit test that ensures exactly two password fields are declared, that none use bare str, and that both use the shared selector defined in PASSWORD mode.
custom_components/addhon/config_flow.py
tests/test_config_flow_password_selector.py
Update integration metadata and localization strings for the v5.16.0 release.
  • Remove explicit yarl and typing-extensions runtime requirements from the manifest, keeping only awsiotsdk.
  • Bump the integration version from 5.15.0 to 5.16.0 in manifest.json.
  • Add or update strings.json to ship translated/structured UI strings for the integration.
custom_components/addhon/manifest.json
custom_components/addhon/strings.json
Extend the Home Assistant test harness with stubs for selectors and admin-only service registration, and add AST-based guards for service registration.
  • Add selector stubs (TextSelectorType, TextSelectorConfig, TextSelector) to the test harness so config_flow imports succeed without real Home Assistant selector modules.
  • Add a service helper stub implementing async_register_admin_service that wraps handlers with an admin check and delegates to hass.services.async_register, mirroring core behavior.
  • Wire the new stub installers into the global test setup in conftest.py.
  • Add AST-based tests ensuring both log-level services are registered via async_register_admin_service and never via plain hass.services.async_register.
  • Import ast in the existing MQTT log level test module to support the new AST-based checks.
tests/conftest.py
tests/test_mqtt_log_level.py

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The integration now restricts log-level services to administrators, masks password inputs in setup and reauthentication flows, updates package metadata, and adds English localization strings with supporting tests and Home Assistant stubs.

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Layer / File(s) Summary
Admin-only log services
custom_components/addhon/__init__.py, tests/conftest.py, tests/test_mqtt_log_level.py
Log-level services now use async_register_admin_service. Tests provide service stubs and verify the registration path.
Masked password fields
custom_components/addhon/config_flow.py, tests/conftest.py, tests/test_config_flow_password_selector.py
User setup and reauthentication use a shared password TextSelector with password masking. Tests validate both schemas.
Metadata and localization
custom_components/addhon/manifest.json, custom_components/addhon/strings.json
The version changes to 5.16.0, unused requirements are removed, and English strings are added for flows, services, entities, and exceptions.

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes

Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to 27174

The release changes credential masking and administrator-gated logging, while the remaining concerns are limited to test quality and lint compliance. No actionable merge-blocking risk remains beyond normal checks and review.

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Hey - I've left some high level feedback:

  • The AST helper logic for finding specific calls and schema values (e.g., in test_config_flow_password_selector.py and AdminOnlyLogServicesTest) is very similar; consider extracting a shared helper to reduce duplication and make future structural checks easier to extend.
  • The _install_selector_stubs and _install_service_helper_stubs functions install minimal stubs that partially mirror Home Assistant; it may be worth adding small inline comments or assertions to guard against divergence if HA changes the call signatures (e.g., ensuring extra **kwargs are accepted and ignored) so the stubs fail loudly rather than subtly misbehaving.
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- The AST helper logic for finding specific calls and schema values (e.g., in `test_config_flow_password_selector.py` and `AdminOnlyLogServicesTest`) is very similar; consider extracting a shared helper to reduce duplication and make future structural checks easier to extend.
- The `_install_selector_stubs` and `_install_service_helper_stubs` functions install minimal stubs that partially mirror Home Assistant; it may be worth adding small inline comments or assertions to guard against divergence if HA changes the call signatures (e.g., ensuring extra `**kwargs` are accepted and ignored) so the stubs fail loudly rather than subtly misbehaving.

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Actionable comments posted: 2

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tests/test_mqtt_log_level.py (1)

156-156: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Use an immutable class-level collection.

ADMIN_ONLY is a mutable class attribute and triggers Ruff RUF012. Use frozenset because the expected service names are constant.

Proposed fix
-    ADMIN_ONLY = {"SERVICE_SET_LOG_LEVEL", "SERVICE_SET_MQTT_LOG_LEVEL"}
+    ADMIN_ONLY = frozenset({"SERVICE_SET_LOG_LEVEL", "SERVICE_SET_MQTT_LOG_LEVEL"})
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In `@tests/test_mqtt_log_level.py` at line 156, Update the ADMIN_ONLY class-level
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In `@tests/conftest.py`:
- Line 464: Update the __init__ lambda parameter to avoid shadowing the type
built-in while preserving support for callers passing the type= keyword,
including assigning the received value to self.type.

In `@tests/test_config_flow_password_selector.py`:
- Around line 31-45: Strengthen the AST checks in _password_schema_values and
the related selector validation to match the required construction exactly:
verify the schema key is a vol.Required call whose argument is "password", and
verify its value is a nested TextSelector(TextSelectorConfig(...)) call with the
type keyword set to TextSelectorType.PASSWORD, rejecting unrelated dictionary
entries or attributes.

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In `@tests/test_mqtt_log_level.py`:
- Line 156: Update the ADMIN_ONLY class-level collection to use an immutable
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Comment thread tests/test_config_flow_password_selector.py
The AST guard matched any call carrying "password" as its first argument and
only checked that TextSelectorType.PASSWORD appeared somewhere inside the
assignment. A vol.Optional key, or a selector assembled the wrong way round,
would have satisfied it -- which is precisely the regression it exists to catch.

Match the vol.Required marker itself, then walk the construction: a TextSelector
call wrapping a TextSelectorConfig call carrying a single type= keyword set to
TextSelectorType.PASSWORD. Verified by mutation: reverting the field to a bare
str, swapping Required for Optional, and dropping the config wrapper each fail
the guard, and the restored file passes.

The stub's TextSelectorConfig took a positional `type` that shadowed the
builtin (Ruff A006). It is keyword-only in real Home Assistant and config_flow
builds it that way, so the parameter had no reason to exist.

Reported by CodeRabbit on #85.
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