verify

Run through this checklist for the timesince Home Assistant integration and report findings:

1. Deprecated API Check

Scan custom_components/timesince/__init__.py for async_forward_entry_setup (singular). If found, note that it should be replaced with async_forward_entry_setups (plural, takes a list of platforms). Example fix:

# Old (deprecated):
await hass.config_entries.async_forward_entry_setup(entry, "sensor")
# New:
await hass.config_entries.async_forward_entry_setups(entry, ["sensor"])

Do the same for async_unload_platforms if applicable.

2. HACS Metadata Consistency

Read hacs.json and custom_components/timesince/manifest.json. Check:

• hacs.json "domains" matches the "domain" field in manifest.json
• hacs.json "name" is a clean, human-readable name (not a dev placeholder)
• manifest.json "version" follows semver (e.g., 1.0.0)

3. Translation File Check

Read custom_components/timesince/translations/en.json. Verify:

• All keys referenced in config_flow.py (via errors, step schemas) are present in the translation file
• No orphaned keys in the translation file that are no longer used

4. Manifest Sanity

Read custom_components/timesince/manifest.json. Verify:

• "iot_class" is set (e.g., "local_push" or "calculated")
• "requirements" is accurate (should be [] since all deps are bundled with HA)
• "homeassistant" minimum version is set

5. Config Flow Version

Check that config_flow.py VERSION is consistent with any migration logic in __init__.py. If the VERSION was bumped, confirm a async_migrate_entry function exists.

Report

Summarize findings as:

• PASS — no issues found
• WARN — non-blocking issue worth noting
• FAIL — must fix before HACS submission or HA reload

List each check with its status and a one-line explanation.