fix(climate): use unit runningState to determine hvac_action #40
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Previously, hvac_action would show HEATING/COOLING whenever the system was on, even when units had reached target temperature and stopped running. This caused the climate entity to always appear active. Now checks the runningState field of active units: - Returns HEATING/COOLING only when units are "REQUIRED_RUNNING" - Returns IDLE when system is on but units are "REQUIRED_NOT_RUNNING" - Maintains existing OFF behavior for system/zone off states This provides accurate heating/cooling status in Home Assistant climate entities, showing IDLE when thermostat has reached target temperature.
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The hvac_action method currently returns HEATING/COOLING whenever the system is on, even when units have reached their intended target temperature and stopped running. This caused the climate entity to always appear active.
I've updated this so it now checks the runningState field of active units available in the system:
This provides accurate heating/cooling status in Home Assistant climate entities, showing IDLE when thermostat has reached target temperature.