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Adjust reauth/reconfigure documentation to highlight expected result #2352

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reauth and reconfigure flows should should update an existing entry, not create a new one
Linked to home-assistant/core#127527

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  • Document existing features within Home Assistant
  • Document new or changing features which there is an existing pull request elsewhere
  • Spelling or grammatical corrections, or rewording for improved clarity
  • Changes to the backend of this documentation
  • Removed stale or deprecated documentation

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  • Documentation
    • Enhanced clarity and functionality of the config flow documentation for integrations.
    • Added detailed explanations on managing unique IDs to prevent duplicate setups.
    • Expanded section on defining steps with reserved step names and their purposes.
    • Refined handling of reconfiguration flows with new examples and clearer processes.
    • Elaborated on the reauthentication process and provided structured instructions.
    • Included guidelines for testing config flows and migration of config entries.

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The pull request introduces substantial modifications to the documentation and method signatures related to configuration flows in the integration framework. Key enhancements include detailed explanations about unique ID management, expanded sections on reserved step names, and refined handling of reconfiguration flows with new examples. Method signatures in config_flow.py have been updated to include return statements and comments, improving clarity and functionality for developers working with config flows.

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docs/config_entries_config_flow_handler.md Enhanced clarity on unique IDs, expanded section on reserved step names, refined reconfiguration handling, detailed reauthentication process, instructions on testing, and migration of config entries.
config_flow.py Updated method signatures for async_step_reconfigure, async_step_reauth, and async_step_reauth_confirm to include return statements and comments.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant ConfigFlow
    participant AuthHandler

    User->>ConfigFlow: Initiate config flow
    ConfigFlow->>User: Request input
    User->>ConfigFlow: Provide input
    ConfigFlow->>ConfigFlow: Validate input
    ConfigFlow->>AuthHandler: Handle authentication
    AuthHandler-->>ConfigFlow: Return authentication result
    ConfigFlow->>User: Complete configuration
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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (3)
docs/config_entries_config_flow_handler.md (3)

286-290: Improve clarity in the reconfigure example.

The code example for the reconfigure step is clear and helpful. To further improve it:

Consider adding a brief comment explaining what self._get_reauth_entry() does, as it's not immediately obvious from the context.


298-300: LGTM: Clear guidance on reconfiguration flow behavior.

The added information about updating and aborting reconfiguration flows is crucial and well-explained.

Consider adding a brief example of how the automated test might look, to make it even clearer for developers.


395-401: LGTM: Comprehensive guidance on reauthentication flows.

The expanded reauthentication section provides clear and detailed information on implementing and testing reauthentication flows.

Consider adding a brief note about potential edge cases or common pitfalls in reauthentication flows to make the guidance even more comprehensive.

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302-303: LGTM: Helpful information for implementing reconfigure flows.

The added information about checking for reconfigure flows and accessing the config entry is clear and useful.


399-401: LGTM: Reinforcing the importance of testing.

The added note about requiring full test coverage for config flows is a valuable reminder for developers.


Line range hint 1-401: Overall improvements to config flow documentation.

The changes to this document significantly enhance the guidance on implementing reconfiguration and reauthentication flows. The additions provide clear, actionable information for developers, including code examples and best practices.

These improvements will help ensure more consistent and robust implementation of config flows across integrations.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (2)
docs/config_entries_config_flow_handler.md (2)

286-290: Improve clarity in the reconfigure example.

The code example for the reconfigure step is clear and helpful. To further improve it:

Consider adding a brief comment explaining what self._get_reauth_entry() does, as it's not immediately clear from the context.

 return self.async_update_reload_and_abort(
-    self._get_reauth_entry(),
+    self._get_reauth_entry(),  # Get the config entry being reconfigured
     data=data,
 )

396-400: Approve reauth flow explanation with minor suggestion.

The added paragraphs clearly explain the expected behavior of reauth flows and provide helpful methods for checking the flow type. This is consistent with the information provided for reconfigure flows.

For consistency with the reconfigure section, consider adding a brief mention of the async_update_reload_and_abort helper in the context of reauth flows.

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  • In step-by-step instructions, front the 'goal' in the instructional sentence.
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298-302: LGTM: Clear explanation of reconfiguration flow behavior.

The added paragraphs provide essential information for developers implementing reconfiguration flows. The explanation of expected behavior, use of the async_update_reload_and_abort helper, and methods to check the flow type are all valuable additions.


Line range hint 1-400: Approve documentation improvements for reconfigure and reauth flows.

The additions to this document significantly enhance the guidance for implementing reconfigure and reauth flows in Home Assistant integrations. The new sections provide clear explanations, code examples, and best practices that will be valuable for developers.

Key improvements:

  1. Clear explanation of the reconfigure step and its use cases.
  2. Detailed guidance on implementing reauth flows.
  3. Consistent structure between reconfigure and reauth sections.
  4. Adherence to the Microsoft Style Guide and existing documentation style.

These changes will help developers implement more robust and user-friendly integrations.

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