Move Example resources to Troubleshooting for easier readability of NUT #38502

tdfountain · 2025-04-13T03:33:45Z

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NUT currently has a section named "Example Resources" that describes how to query NUT directly. Since the commands referenced are not part of the NUT integration, this section fits better in Troubleshooting. Add an appropriate sub-header. Change the example to use a named UPS and define the value. Remove the information on the sensors provided by the NUT integration since those are now documented elsewhere on the page. This section now parallels the "Using NUT to list all commands" Troubleshooting section.

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- Reorganized the troubleshooting content for enhanced clarity.
- Removed an outdated resource section and added a new Troubleshooting section with detailed guidance.
- Introduced a new subsection on using NUT to list all variables, including updated sample command usage and expanded output examples.

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coderabbitai · 2025-04-13T03:36:48Z

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The update reorganizes the NUT integration documentation by removing the "Example resources" section and introducing a new "Troubleshooting" section. A new subsection, "Using NUT to list all variables," has been added to provide updated instructions and an example command that queries a device named my_ups. Existing troubleshooting content has been retained and repositioned following the new subsection.

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source/_integrations/nut.markdown	Removed the "Example resources" section; added a "Troubleshooting" section with a new subsection "Using NUT to list all variables" demonstrating an updated command example and expanded output details; repositioned previous troubleshooting content.

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335-381: Excellent reorganization and improved clarity in troubleshooting documentation

The new "Troubleshooting" section, especially "Using NUT to list all variables," is well-placed and provides a clear, actionable example for users needing to query their NUT server directly. The example now uses a named UPS (my_ups), which is more typical and less confusing than the previous IP-based example. The expanded output gives users a realistic expectation of what they will see.

Removing the note about supported variable prefixes is appropriate since this information is already documented elsewhere, reducing redundancy.

No issues found—this change improves readability and usability for users troubleshooting their NUT integration.

383-401: Retained and repositioned troubleshooting content is consistent and clear

The section "Using NUT to list all commands" is retained and follows logically after the new variables section. The example is consistent with the previous section, using the same device name (my_ups). The instructions are clear and actionable.

No issues found—this maintains consistency and improves the flow of troubleshooting steps.

402-419: User credentials and permissions section is accurate and well-integrated

This section provides essential information for users who may encounter permission issues when executing commands. The example for the upsd.users file is clear and directly relevant. The note about Home Assistant's inability to pre-check permissions is important for user expectations.

No issues found—this section is technically accurate and well-placed in the troubleshooting context.

421-427: Integration removal instructions remain clear and standard

The instructions for removing the integration are unchanged and remain clear, following Home Assistant documentation standards.

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source/_integrations/nut.markdown (2)

304-304: Formatting: Extra Blank Line

Static analysis detected multiple consecutive blank lines here. Please remove one blank line so that only a single blank line appears, in order to comply with markdown style guidelines (MD012).

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304-304: Multiple consecutive blank lines
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305-340: Code Block Markup Consideration

The code block shows the command output from running $ upsc my_ups. Although it’s currently marked as a yaml block, consider switching to a shell block to more accurately represent command-line output. If the YAML formatting is intentional (e.g., for additional styling or structure), be sure that this choice is documented.

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293-295: Reorganizing Documentation for Clarity

The introduction of the new "Troubleshooting" section along with the "Using NUT to list all variables" subheading clearly aligns with the PR objective. Moving the example away from a generic "Example resources" section improves the readability and focus of the documentation.

297-302: Concise and Clear Instructions

The descriptive text explaining how to use the upsc command with a device named my_ups is well written and provides the necessary context for troubleshooting. Ensure that any related cross-links in the documentation are updated to reflect this change.

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293-294: Introduce New Troubleshooting Section

The addition of the "## Troubleshooting" section is well executed. This clearly signals a reorganization of content and improves the overall readability of the documentation.

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295-302: New Subsection “Using NUT to list all variables” is Clear

The newly added subsection effectively explains how to query NUT variables. Using a named device (my_ups) instead of an IP address directly improves clarity and contextual relevance. The instruction flow is logical and aligns with the intent to shift non-integration-specific content to troubleshooting.

304-339: Accurate and Well-Formatted Shell Command Example

The provided shell code block with the upsc my_ups command is properly formatted and illustrates the expected output clearly. This helps users understand what to expect when querying the NUT server for variables.

frenck

Oh hi there @tdfountain 👋

There is a merge conflict, can you take a look?

Thanks 👍

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home-assistant · 2025-04-14T13:16:24Z

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Thank you, @tdfountain 👍

merge conflict has been resolved

…UT (home-assistant#38502) * Move Example resources section into Troubleshooting * Change example to shell * Remove extra blank line

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