Fix "long term statistics" categories #198
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HASS long term statistics require sensors have a state_class argument. Nearly all the sensors were set as "total". Some such as heart rates, respiration rates and percentage statistics are better suited to be treated as point in timne "measurement"
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@jfparis I didn't forgot this one, but why closed, not needed anymore? |
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OH I see you created a PR, even better, thanks! Will follow up later today! |
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Yes. New PR If you want to do the isort/ black formatting, should probably do that for whole code and in a different PR |
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Closing because of newer PR. |
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HASS long-term statistics require sensors to have a state_class argument. Nearly all the sensors were set as "total". Some such as heart rates, respiration rates and percentage statistics are better suited to be treated as point in time "measurement"