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Extends/clarifies that Ecowitt requires non-SSL access to Home Assistant.

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    • Expanded and clarified information about TLS/SSL limitations for the Ecowitt integration, including detailed guidance on HTTP/HTTPS requirements and proxy configuration.

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The documentation for the Ecowitt integration was updated to provide a more comprehensive explanation of its TLS/SSL limitations. The new content clarifies that Ecowitt devices cannot connect to Home Assistant via HTTPS, requiring HTTP access. It explains that if Home Assistant is only accessible over HTTPS, the integration will not function, and suggests configuring both HTTP and HTTPS access, typically via a reverse proxy or the NGINX add-on. The update replaces a brief mention of the limitation with detailed guidance for users.

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source/_integrations/ecowitt.markdown Expanded and clarified documentation regarding TLS/SSL limitations and configuration guidance.

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Clarify in the documentation that Ecowitt does not work with TLS/SSL and suggest solutions (#37370) ✅

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source/_integrations/ecowitt.markdown (1)

46-47: Insert missing comma for readability.

A comma should follow “add-on” to improve flow:

- using the NGINX Home Assistant add-on which can handle both HTTP and HTTPS traffic simultaneously.
+ using the NGINX Home Assistant add-on, which can handle both HTTP and HTTPS traffic simultaneously.
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42-42: New TLS/SSL limitations section is clear and well‑placed.

The addition of this header helps users quickly locate the TLS/SSL constraints for Ecowitt.

44-45: HTTPS‑only limitation explanation is accurate.

The paragraph correctly states that Ecowitt devices don’t support HTTPS and must send data over HTTP.

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Thank you, @frenck 👍

@c0ffeeca7 c0ffeeca7 merged commit 0348fea into current Apr 17, 2025
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Ecowitt not working with TLS/SSL - Can you add this to the docts
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