Add support for Deebot T30 pro Omni (tlthqk) #664
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tests/hardware/test_init.py (1)
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190-198: Add test cases for devicetlthqkintest_capabilities_event_extractionThe device
tlthqkis not included in the parameterized tests oftest_capabilities_event_extraction. Please add test cases to ensure its capabilities are correctly validated.
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deebot_client/hardware/deebot/tlthqk.py(1 hunks)tests/hardware/test_init.py(1 hunks)
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deebot_client/hardware/deebot/tlthqk.py (4)
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Remove unintended filename in code
The line x5d34r.py appears at the top of the file. This seems unintended and should be removed to prevent syntax errors.
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from __future__ import annotationsLikely invalid or redundant comment.
Line range hint 120-125: Verify that WaterAmount.ULTRAHIGH is a valid water amount type
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WaterAmount.ULTRAHIGH is correctly defined and valid
The verification confirms that ULTRAHIGH is defined as a valid enum value (4) in the WaterAmount class located in deebot_client/events/water_info.py.
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Line range hint 90-95: Verify that LifeSpan.UNIT_CARE is a valid lifespan type
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LifeSpan.UNIT_CARE is a valid lifespan type
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Line range hint 70-75: Verify that FanSpeedLevel.MAX_PLUS is a valid fan speed level
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tests/hardware/test_init.py (1)
306-306: Device tlthqk successfully added to test suite
The new device tlthqk has been correctly added to the test_all_models_loaded function. This ensures it will be included in the model loading tests.
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This model was already with #666 |
Went through the issues again, created PRs for issues mentioning the working classes. This one is for #643.
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New Features
Bug Fixes
Tests