Update Entities

[jesserockz]

• [core] Update Entities esphome#6885
• Add esphome native device update entities home-assistant/core#119339

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Walkthrough

The recent changes to the aioesphomeapi project introduce new message types and methods to support updating entities and states within the API. This includes adding ListEntitiesUpdateResponse, UpdateStateResponse, and UpdateCommandRequest messages, as well as a new update_command method in the client. The updates enhance the API's ability to handle entity updates and state management more effectively.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
aioesphomeapi/api.proto	Added new message types: ListEntitiesUpdateResponse, UpdateStateResponse, UpdateCommandRequest
aioesphomeapi/client.py	Introduced update_command method to send UpdateCommandRequest
aioesphomeapi/core.py	Added new response types and updated response code mappings
aioesphomeapi/model.py	Added UpdateInfo and UpdateState classes, updated COMPONENT_TYPE_TO_INFO dictionary
aioesphomeapi/model_conversions.py	Mapped new messages to corresponding model classes
tests/test_client.py	Added test_update_command to test the new update_command method
tests/test_model.py	Added tests for new response types and entities

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant API
    participant Entity

    Client->>API: Send UpdateCommandRequest (key, install)
    API-->>Entity: Forward UpdateCommandRequest
    Entity-->>API: Process update command
    API-->>Client: Return UpdateStateResponse (key, in_progress, progress, etc.)

    Note over Client, API: Client initiates update command and receives update state response

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Actionable comments posted: 1

Outside diff range and nitpick comments (2)

aioesphomeapi/model.py (1)

903-917: Add comprehensive documentation for new UpdateInfo and UpdateState classes.

The new classes UpdateInfo and UpdateState are crucial for the update functionality but lack inline documentation. Adding docstrings would improve maintainability and clarity for other developers.

tests/test_client.py (1)

Line range hint 759-759: Redefinition of test_valve_command detected.

This function is defined twice which can lead to confusion and unexpected behavior. Consider renaming or removing one of the definitions.

- async def test_valave_command(auth_client: APIClient, cmd: dict[str, Any], req: dict[str, Any]) -> None:
+ async def test_valve_command_v2(auth_client: APIClient, cmd: dict[str, Any], req: dict[str, Any]) -> None: