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Home Assistant MQTT discovery - #47
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Optional in Settings → MQTT. Every sensor becomes a Home Assistant device with the sensor's name and manufacturer BRDC, with one entity per quantity. Configs are retained and only resent when they change; removed sensors, quantities and disabling discovery clear them.
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Summary
New option in Settings → MQTT: Home Assistant discovery. When enabled, every sensor (slave) shows up in Home Assistant as a device with the sensor's name and manufacturer BRDC, with one entity per quantity (temperature, humidity, dew point, absolute humidity, and wood moisture when it is on).
homeassistant/sensor/<prefix>-<id>/<quantity>/config, retained, QoS 1; only resent when they change (and after a reconnect).unique_idand the device identifier use the sensor id, so renaming a sensor keeps its entities and history in Home Assistant.<prefix>/status(last will).Test plan
python test_app.py: 87/87 pass (new test covers config payload, no resend when unchanged, removal)