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Fix Z-Wave barrier discovery for new API #8706

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Fix Z-Wave barrier discovery for new API #8706

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@emlove emlove commented Jul 30, 2017

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I got updated to the latest openzwave, and after #8574 there are some problems with zwave cover discovery. This PR broke support for covers that expose themselves as binary switches. The discovery schema also needs to be updated so that the barrier class is controlling the right value.

CC @firstof9 (Can you test this to make sure it still works on your system?)

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@armills Just tested, working fine on this end.

@emlove emlove merged commit a94e7ec into home-assistant:dev Jul 30, 2017
@emlove emlove deleted the zwave-barrier-discovery-fix branch July 30, 2017 04:41
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