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FYI, there is now a working proof-of-concept how this is now supported by Tube's Zigbee gateways (based on ESPHome firmware): https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/zha#discovery-via-usb-or-zeroconf https://github.com/tube0013/tube_gateways So today it is probably best to see...

Also see the somewhat related High-Availability architecture ideas/discussion here about linking instances for redundancy -> https://github.com/home-assistant/architecture/issues/152 That is, could maybe achieve High-Availability if could link two or more Home Assistant...

> I am satisfied with the current state of play, **except I would like to see remote-homeassistant or a similar capability added to the core.** +1 or at least having...

> Water or fluids are most likely very similar to gas, as they are measured in m³/ ft³. It needs a decision if every fluid should be implemented individually or...

> Flow rate is something to consider, especially for fluids. I'm actually wondering if flow-rate only becomes a number at the end, due to impulse counting of the sensor. Maybe...

Suggest to checkout the Add-ons architecture/structure concept from the Kodi (formerly XBMC) project. As you can maybe gasp by their repository tree structure as linked in the different repositories below...

FYI, Kodi's https://kodi.tv/addons pages did not use to have a "download" option, as those pages previously were only a browser with information about addons and links to wiki or the...

@awarecan FYI, Kodi has already gone through similar processes of decoupling all of its built-in integrations and made them into add-ons components which today allow them to implement "official essential...

@awarecan I understand that and all I am saying is that if you take a closer look then you will see that Home Assistant is not unique to have encountered...

Want to recommend reading this new blog post from the Kodi/XBMC developers regarding the good, the bad, and the ugly when it comes to having options available for end-users to...