The basic venv install guide mentions this step so we should make sure the advanced guide has the same step in the same location.
The note about the advanced guide is there to reassure the user they are on the correct page even though the raspberry pi is heavily mentioned here.
Some users find difficulty when installing or applying updates however, once they switch to the advanced guide those problems go away.
I am not sure if the code block will work for the note so feel free to remove it if it does not :)
The Invalid Config card showing the ios component sends you to /components/ios/ which has now been moved to /docs/ecosystem/ios/, causing a 404 to be shows to users who click the link. Added the redirect statement to this page to accommodate.
* Added how to find the web UI.
As the getting started guide is now totally Hass.io focussed, there's no longer anywhere to tell people how to reach the web UI.
* Typo fix
The note in the documentation for triggers says that the
homeassistant_start event has been deprecated. This PR just adds that
note to the events page.
It is unclear to me if homeassistant_stop has also been replaced by
'stop' on the 'homeassistant' platform. If so, the note should probably
be expanded on both pages to indicate that.
We should provide proper guidance to the user about the importance of release notes and paying attention to breaking changes. A common error users face while updating home assistant is not paying attention to the breaking changes. If the user has not done an update in sometime they may also forget about previous breaking changes that still stand.
We should consider recommending a network key for all z-wave installations. As users begin to add more and more devices they may not think about adding this later on as the network grows. Many users come to Discord or elsewhere and get confused as to why their Z-Wave device is not functioning correctly and come to find out they needed a network key and to add the device securely. As more and more Z-Wave Plus devices come out there are more security enabled devices as well. All locks and sensors are pretty much security devices.
