Change-risk score
This change sits in the top third of this repository's own risk distribution, the band worth reviewing closely. It is riskier than 98% of this repository's own commits.
The largest health movement is in mqtt_presence.py, down 1.6. Nothing outside this PR depends on a contract it changed.
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async_step_init is 127 lines long
if condition combines 4 boolean operators
assertion block at lines 312-313 is duplicated in tests/test_mqtt_presence.py
assertion block at lines 345-346 is duplicated in tests/test_mqtt_presence.py
async_step_options_packages is 103 lines long
a subprocess spawn runs once per loop iteration (N+1 / IO-in-loop)
async_deploy_mqtt_presence takes 5 parameters
async_step_options_permissions is 62 lines long
async_step_options_select_devices is 63 lines long
async_step_options_permissions has 3 nested blocks at the same level (bumpy road)
async_step_options_select_devices has 3 nested blocks at the same level (bumpy road)
The primary author of each changed file by share of its recent commits, mined from git history. Advisory: it says who has context, not who must review.
Test files that import a file this PR changes. Not a coverage measurement: it is the import graph, so it says which tests are worth running, not which lines they reach.
2 changed files have no test importing them.
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