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Updated the example code with the new sensor name.

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Updated the example code with the new sensor name.
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The pull request involves updating the documentation for the 17TRACK integration in Home Assistant. The primary change is renaming a sensor reference from seventeentrack_in_transit to 17track_in_transit in the Markdown documentation. This modification ensures that the example configuration uses the correct sensor name when displaying packages in transit.

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source/_integrations/seventeentrack.markdown Updated sensor reference from seventeentrack_in_transit to 17track_in_transit in documentation example

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@@ -62,7 +62,7 @@ type: markdown
title: Packages in transit
content: >
{% for package in
states.sensor['seventeentrack_in_transit'].attributes.packages %}
states.sensor['17track_in_transit'].attributes.packages %}
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💡 Codebase verification

The sensor entity_id should use the integration domain 'seventeentrack'

The example should use states.sensor.seventeentrack_in_transit.attributes.packages instead of states.sensor.17track_in_transit.attributes.packages. This follows Home Assistant's entity ID naming convention where entities use their integration's domain name as a prefix.

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Verify the correct sensor entity_id format.

The example uses 17track_in_transit, but since the integration's domain is seventeentrack, the sensor entity_id might actually be sensor.seventeentrack_in_transit. Let's verify the correct format.

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for sensor entity_id patterns in integration code and documentation
echo "Searching for sensor entity_id patterns in the codebase..."

# Look for sensor registration or entity_id definitions in the integration code
rg -t python "(?i)(entity_id|_attr_unique_id|_sensor_name.*=.*['\"])(seventeen|17)track.*transit" -A 2

# Look for example usages in documentation
rg -t markdown "(?i)sensor\.['\"]?(seventeen|17)track.*transit" -A 2

Length of output: 337


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for the integration's sensor implementation and entity_id patterns
echo "Searching for seventeentrack sensor patterns..."

# Look for sensor class and entity_id definitions
rg "class.*(Seventeen|17)Track.*Sensor" -A 5

# Search for entity_id or name patterns in the integration
rg -g "*.py" "(entity_id|name|unique_id).*['\"].*track.*transit"

# Look for example usages in documentation
rg -g "*.markdown" -g "*.md" "sensor\..*track.*transit"

Length of output: 427


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# First, find all seventeentrack-related files
echo "Locating seventeentrack integration files..."

# Find Python files
fd -e py seventeentrack

# Find documentation files
fd -e markdown -e md seventeentrack

# As backup, try with different case
fd -e py -e markdown -e md "17track"

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Thanks, @nstallons 👍

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@frenck frenck merged commit 2377f05 into home-assistant:current Jan 24, 2025
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