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Pull request in esphome with YAML changes (if applicable):

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This pull request updates versioning information across multiple project artifacts, transitioning from a stable release number to a development tag. It revises version variables in configuration files (Doxygen, Makefile, _static/version, and conf.py) and adds new configuration options in the component documentation. In addition, it introduces new documentation for several hardware components and enhances existing entries with clarifications and additional references. The command-line interface documentation is updated with options to specify upload speed and perform a device reset.

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File(s) Change Summary
Doxygen, Makefile, _static/version, conf.py Updated version and branch references: PROJECT_NUMBER changed from 2025.3.3 to 2025.4.0-dev in Doxygen; ESPHOME_REF changed from 2025.3.3 to dev in Makefile; version in _static/version and conf.py (version from "2025.3" to "2025.4" and release from "2025.3.3" to "2025.4.0-dev") updated.
components/canbus/esp32_can.rst, components/esphome.rst, components/logger.rst Added new configuration variables: tx_enqueue_timeout in the CAN bus doc and debug_scheduler in ESPHome; updated the description for deassert_rts_dtr in the logger documentation.
components/index.rst, components/output/mcp4461.rst, components/sensor/vl53l1x.rst Introduced new hardware component documentation: new index entries for VL53L1x sensor and MCP4661; added dedicated documentation files for the MCP4461 output component and the VL53L1X sensor.
components/psram.rst, components/sensor/vl53l0x.rst Revised PSRAM documentation to specify default mode (quad) and speed (40MHz) along with a new Restrictions section; added a "See Also" reference to the VL53L1X documentation in the VL53L0X sensor file.
guides/cli.rst Added new CLI options: --upload_speed BAUD_RATE to specify serial flashing speed and --reset to reset the device before starting logs for the esphome run, upload, and logs commands.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant U as User
    participant CLI as ESPHome CLI
    participant DEV as Device

    U->>CLI: Execute command with --upload_speed and/or --reset
    CLI->>CLI: Parse command-line options
    alt --reset provided
        CLI->>DEV: Send reset signal
    end
    CLI->>DEV: Initiate upload/logging with specified speed
    DEV-->>CLI: Process command and return response
    CLI-->>U: Display command result
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_static/version (1)

1-1: Version Update to Development Tag
The version string has been updated to "2025.4.0-dev", which clearly indicates the project's transition to a development version. Ensure that all downstream documentation references and build processes reflect this change.

Doxygen (1)

41-41: PROJECT_NUMBER Update
The PROJECT_NUMBER is now set to "2025.4.0-dev", aligning the version information with the new development release. Confirm that this update is consistently applied wherever the version number is referenced in your documentation configuration.

Makefile (1)

2-2: Update of ESPHOME_REF Variable
The ESPHOME_REF variable has been updated from "2025.3.3" to "dev". This change signals that the documentation should now use the development branch of ESPHome. Please verify that all scripts and dependencies correctly interpret this value.

conf.py (1)

75-77: Consistent Versioning in Documentation Configuration
The version and release variables have been updated to "2025.4" and "2025.4.0-dev" respectively. This ensures that Sphinx-generated documentation aligns with the new development version. Double-check that all integration points (e.g., Doxygen and other build tools) are in sync with these version strings.

components/sensor/vl53l0x.rst (1)

107-107: New Reference Link for VL53L1x Documentation

The added reference :doc:\vl53l1x`` in the "See Also" section is clear and aligns with our documentation linking standards. Please verify that the target documentation page is up-to-date.

components/canbus/esp32_can.rst (1)

31-32: Addition of TX Enqueue Timeout Parameter

The new optional configuration variable tx_enqueue_timeout is well described. It clearly explains that the timeout corresponds to the time taken to send 10 CAN messages at the given bitrate. Ensure that this description remains consistent with similar time-based configuration options across the documentation.

components/esphome.rst (1)

69-69: Addition of Debug Scheduler Option

The new configuration variable debug_scheduler is a useful addition for debugging scheduled tasks. Its description is concise and matches our documentation style. Please ensure that enabling this consistently outputs the intended DEBUG level logs throughout the system.

components/index.rst (1)

294-294: New VL53L1x Sensor Entry

The new entry for VL53L1x in the Distance section is a welcome enhancement. Please confirm that the referenced image file (vl53l1x.jpg) exists and that the description (“IR optical distance”) accurately reflects the sensor’s functionality.

components/output/mcp4461.rst (4)

1-7: File Header and SEO Block

The header section, including the title and SEO block, is clearly formatted. The description and image reference (mcp4461.jpg) are appropriate for the MCP4461 component.


12-17: Example Configuration for MCP4461 Component

The provided YAML snippet for a basic MCP4461 configuration is concise and serves as a good starting point for users. Consider adding a brief inline comment about the importance of the id field if needed.


18-28: MCP4461 Component Configuration Variables

The first configuration variables section is well structured and clearly explains each option (e.g., address, disable_wiper_0, etc.). This provides excellent context for setting up the component.


118-125: See Also Section

The "See Also" section effectively lists additional references including the main output documentation, API references, and editing links. No further changes are needed here.

components/psram.rst (2)

23-25: Clarify Default Values in Configuration Variables
The updated descriptions for the mode and speed parameters now clearly state that “quad” and “40MHz” are the defaults. Ensure that these documented defaults consistently match the runtime behavior of the PSRAM component.


26-32: Addition of Detailed Restrictions
The newly added "Restrictions" section provides valuable guidance regarding hardware limitations and mode/speed compatibility. It effectively alerts users to consult their module datasheets and be cautious with unsupported configurations. Please verify that these restrictions remain accurate as the hardware support evolves.

guides/cli.rst (3)

79-84: New --upload_speed Option in Run Command
The documentation for the --upload_speed BAUD_RATE option is clear, explaining its default (460800) and the link to the environment variable ESPHOME_UPLOAD_SPEED. This addition enhances clarity for serial flashing configurations.


109-113: New --reset Option in Run Command
The --reset option is now documented for the run command with a clear note about its behavior and associated environment variable. Double-check that the examples elsewhere in the docs reflect this behavior consistently.


271-275: Consistent --reset Option in Logs Command
The documentation for the --reset option in the logs command is clear and consistent with its behavior elsewhere. Confirm that this reset behavior is intended for all logging scenarios.

components/sensor/vl53l1x.rst (6)

1-8: New VL53L1X Sensor Documentation Introduction
This new documentation file is well structured. The title, SEO metadata, and keyword/tag details are clearly defined, helping search engines and users to identify the sensor documentation.


9-18: Clarify Measurement Range Description
The introduction mentions that the sensor can measure distances up to 2 meters, yet later it hints at a typical effective range of around 73 cm. Because the configuration section later describes long and short modes with ranges of up to 4 m and 1.3 m respectively, please clarify or reconcile these figures to avoid potential confusion among users.


26-32: Clear and Concise Wiring Instructions
The wiring instructions are succinct and cover all necessary connections, including the note that “GPIO1” is not used and the conditional requirement for the XSHUT pin. Consider including a simple diagram if space and format allow, to further aid visual learners.


34-43: Simple Configuration Example is Clear
The provided YAML example for a single VL53L1X configuration is easy to follow and accurately demonstrates the basic settings required.


44-62: Comprehensive Configuration Variables Section
The configuration variables are detailed and explain how to adjust sensor behavior (e.g., update_interval, distance_mode, address, enable_pin, and timeout). One point to review: ensure that the documented maximum distances in distance_mode (long up to 4 m, short limited to 1.3 m) are consistent with the introduction, which currently states up to 2 m.


89-97: Useful “See Also” Section
The “See Also” section effectively lists related resources and links to additional documentation. This aids in broader understanding and navigation of related topics.

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components/output/mcp4461.rst (3)

32-74: Output Configuration Example for MCP4461

The detailed example showing how to map each channel (A–H) to an output is very helpful. It correctly distinguishes between volatile (channels A–D) and nonvolatile (channels E–H) wipers. Consider adding a clarifying comment within the YAML snippet to explicitly state this mapping for users who are less familiar with the MCP4461.


76-90: Output-Specific Configuration Variables

The second configuration variables section—covering options like mcp4461_id, channel, initial_value, and terminal settings—is well documented. There is some overlap with the earlier variables block; if these parameters are meant solely for the output platform integration, a brief note or reference to the earlier section might help reduce potential confusion.


96-116: Boot Example Utilizing read_state() and update_state()

The boot configuration example is well constructed and demonstrates how to fetch and update the potentiometer's state at startup. For clarity, consider adding inline comments within the lambda function to explain the conversion from the wiper level to the normalized output value.

guides/cli.rst (1)

145-150: Consistent --upload_speed Option in Upload Command
The added --upload_speed BAUD_RATE option in the upload command section mirrors its usage in the run command. Consider cross-referencing or linking to avoid duplicate descriptions in the future.

components/logger.rst (1)

50-57: Enhanced Documentation for deassert_rts_dtr Option
The updated description for the deassert_rts_dtr configuration variable now explains that ESPHome will sequentially drive DTR and RTS false after opening a serial logging connection. This clarification helps users understand that enabling this option will force a chip reset in application mode to capture boot logs. Please double-check that the note regarding TTL levels (stating that “deassert” typically means a TTL high level for low-active signals) is technically precise and consistent with your hardware design.

components/sensor/vl53l1x.rst (1)

64-77: Multiple Sensors Example & Minor Typo
The example for configuring multiple VL53L1X sensors on the same I²C bus is very useful. However, please correct the typo in the comment: “Muliple VL53L1X sensors on same i2c bus” should read “Multiple VL53L1X sensors on same I²C bus.”

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components/index.rst (1)

913-913: ⚠️ Potential issue

Typographical Consistency for MCP4461 Entry

The index entry is labeled as MCP4661, while the new documentation file and content refer to MCP4461. Please update the typo to ensure consistency across all documentation.

@ccutrer ccutrer changed the title Vl53l1x VL53L1X Apr 3, 2025
@ccutrer ccutrer force-pushed the vl53l1x branch 3 times, most recently from 45aea43 to 5effa5a Compare April 3, 2025 23:16
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