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This PR adds the "Data updates" section for APC UPS Daemon to list the polling frequency.

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    • Added a "Data updates" section detailing that data is fetched from the APC UPS Daemon every 60 seconds by default.

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"""

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A new "Data updates" section was added to the documentation for the APCUPSD integration. This section explains that the integration polls the APC UPS Daemon every 60 seconds by default to update data in Home Assistant. No changes were made to the integration's code, functionality, or control flow.

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source/_integrations/apcupsd.markdown Added documentation section on data update frequency (polls every 60 seconds).

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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
source/_integrations/apcupsd.markdown (1)

135-135:

❓ Verification inconclusive

Confirm polling frequency and improve clarity.

Please verify that the integration’s DataUpdateCoordinator is configured with a 60-second update_interval when polling the APC UPS Daemon. If that is indeed the default, consider explicitly adding “(60 seconds)” for users who prefer precise time units.

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Nitpick — for clarity, you could apply:

- The integration will poll your APC UPS Daemon every minute to update the data in Home Assistant.
+ The integration will poll your APC UPS Daemon every minute (60 seconds) to update the data in Home Assistant.

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Confirm DataUpdateCoordinator polling frequency
I wasn’t able to locate the homeassistant/components/apcupsd directory in the codebase to automatically verify the update_interval. Please manually confirm that the integration’s DataUpdateCoordinator is configured with a 60-second polling interval. If it is, update the docs for precise clarity:

- The integration will poll your APC UPS Daemon every minute to update the data in Home Assistant.
+ The integration will poll your APC UPS Daemon every minute (60 seconds) to update the data in Home Assistant.
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source/_integrations/apcupsd.markdown (1)

133-133: Consistent section heading.

Using "## Data updates" follows the established pattern in other integration docs (e.g., Binary sensor, Sensors, Removing the integration), making it easy for users to locate how often data is refreshed.

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Thank you, @yuxincs 👍

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source/_integrations/apcupsd.markdown (1)

135-135: Glossary reference correctly applied for polling
The term macro {% term polling polls %} is used as recommended to link to the polling glossary.

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[grammar] ~135-~135: You’ve repeated a verb. Did you mean to only write one of them?
Context: ...# Data updates The integration {% term polling polls %} data from your APC UPS Daemon every ...

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source/_integrations/apcupsd.markdown (1)

135-135: Minor phrasing refinement for consistency
Consider using "This integration" instead of "The integration" to match common Home Assistant documentation style.

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-The integration {% term polling polls %} data from your APC UPS Daemon every 60 seconds by default.
+This integration {% term polling polls %} data from your APC UPS Daemon every 60 seconds by default.
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133-134: Data updates section heading is consistent with other integrations
The addition of the "## Data updates" heading follows the pattern used for polling integrations and improves documentation clarity.

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