Use unique_id_mismatch in aseko_pool_live reauth
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The tests imply that the unique_id of the config entry may change during the reauth process. This ensures that it is rejected...
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Hey there @milanmeu, mind taking a look at this pull request as it has been labeled with an integration (aseko_pool_live) you are listed as a code owner for? Thanks!
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The unique_id can change when the users enters the account details of a different account in the reauth flow. Should we update the id or reject the reath because the user is entering the credentials for another account?
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unique_idcan change when the users enters the account details of a different account in the reauth flow. Should we update the id or reject the reath because the user is entering the credentials for another account?
That's your call - you know it better.
- If the new account has access to the same devices => the unique_id should be updated
- If the new account is unrelated => it should be rejected using the new helper
unique_id_mismatch
I don't think we should use reauth for changing credentials, We should rather have the user setup the integration again. But since every device has its own unique_id, it does not break automations
I don't think we should use reauth for changing credentials, We should rather have the user setup the integration again. But since every device has its own unique_id, it does not break automations
I've updated the code and the PR description to apply this.
If the underlying "user_id" linked to the credentials is different, then it will now fail with unique_id_mismatch
@milanmeu are you happy with the latest changes?