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Measurement: Allow POWER_METER_ENTITY_ID to be preconfigured

See original GitHub issue

HassPowerMeter.get_questions asks for:

inquirer.List(
                name="powermeter_entity_id",
                message="Select the powermeter",
                choices=power_sensor_list
            )

Being able to (optionally) preconfigure that would make resuming testing easier; in the event of interruption.

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Created a year ago
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CloCkWeRXcommented, Jul 23, 2022

Ah! facepalm Thanks

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bramstrokercommented, Jul 23, 2022

Here is the related code. https://github.com/bramstroker/homeassistant-powercalc/blob/master/utils/measure/measure.py#L550. It tries to match the question id by convention to the env vars. By uppercasing.

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