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Combine both entity_id and attribute, so we could get (and transform) something from an entity where the primary attribute is not what we want, without creating a new sensor.
ie:
- entity_id: sensor.deebot920_last_cleaning
attribute: timestamp
value_template: '{{ value | timestamp_custom("%Y/%m/%d %H:%M:%S") }}'
subtitle: Last job
Readme suggestion
I know this would seem obvious to someone already using a thermostat, but for someone who is starting with this card to set up their first thermostat, it would be nice to suggest setting up the generic_thermostat in configuration.yaml.
Cheers, Richard
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