Deprecate HEOS sign_in and sign_out actions #134616
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Proposed change
Deprecates the HEOS sign_in and sign_out actions by creating an issue and logging a warning when called. Target removal for the 2025.8.0 release. These services are no longer needed now that the integration manages authentication automatically when set in the configuration options.
This change also moves the service registration into
async_setup
per standards so that it addresses reported issue meanwhile.Type of change
Additional information
Moved service registration into
async_setup
instead ofasync_setup_entry
and removed service unload call.Log warning when actions are called
Create issue with instructions for the user when actions called
This PR fixes or closes issue: fixes Heos.sign_in dont't exist, since 2024.10.3 #128691
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