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-Automatic Updates with Home Assistant
-=====================================
-
-.. seo::
-    :description: Have Home Assistant keep your ESPHome firmware updated automatically.
-    :image: ../images/home-assistant.svg
-    :keywords: update upgrade
-
-Have Home Assistsant automatically install updates on your ESPHome devices.
-
-.. figure:: ../images/home-assistant.svg
-    :align: center
-    :width: 40%
-
-
-Introduction
-------------
-
-ESPHome regularly releases new updates but it is tedious to apply them and ensure all of your online devices have the latest version of ESPHome firmware. 
-Using the "python script" feature of ESPHome with a simple automation you can apply upgrades regularly and get notified when upgrades fail.
-
-Configuration
--------------
-
-1. If you don't yet have `Python Scripts <https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/python_script/>`__  enabled in Home Assistant 
-    1. Add ``python_script:`` on it's own line to your ``configuration.yaml``.
-    2. Create a folder in your configuration directory called ``python_scripts``
-2. Create a new file ``python_scripts/update_esphome_device.py`` with the contents below.
-
-   .. code-block:: python
-
-       # This script find an ESPHome device that needs a upgrade and kicks of the
-       # upgrade.
-       # It tracks the device it tried to update and next time if confirms
-       # it is no longer in the list of upgradable devices. If found it creates
-       # a persistant notifcation and trys the next devices in the list. 
-       # 
-       # This upgrades one device at a time and is designed to do upgrades in the
-       # background in no particular hurry. I don't mind if it takes a few days for 
-       # my deices to upgrade just so long as I don't have to do anything.
-       #
-       # Note: If the last device in the list of devices neeeding upgrades fails the
-       # script will won't try to update any devices. This script assumes
-       # someone will follow up on upgrade failures. If you want to restart from the
-       # front of the list delete the entity idenfied by LAST_UPDATE_ENTITY_REC below
-       #
-
-
-       # To make troubleshooting easier change "logger.info" to "logger.error" to put
-       # the log lines in the log summary. 
-       LOGGER = logger.info
-
-       # Text helper that tracks the last device we tried to update 
-       LAST_UPDATE_ENTITY_REC="input_text.esphome_last_upgraded_device"
-
-
-       last_updated = hass.states.get(LAST_UPDATE_ENTITY_REC).state
-       # Ensure we have the helper we need to detect if last update failed.
-       if last_updated is None:
-           last_updated = "NOT SET"
-           hass.states.set(LAST_UPDATE_ENTITY_REC, last_updated)
-
-       LOGGER(f"{last_updated=}")
-
-       # Get a list off every ESPHome device that needs a upgrade
-       all_needing_updates = []
-       for state in list(hass.states.all()):
-         if state.entity_id.startswith("update.") \
-           and state.entity_id.endswith("_firmware") \
-           and state.state == "on" \
-           and state.attributes["title"] == "ESPHome":
-
-           all_needing_updates.append(state.entity_id)
-
-       all_needing_updates.sort() # Don't assume hass.states.all order is dependable
-
-       LOGGER(f"{all_needing_updates=}")
-
-       # If something needs updates
-       if all_needing_updates:
-
-         # Look for the last updated device and if found to still be in need of a
-         # update assume it's last updated failed. Alert and move on.
-         try:
-           next_idx = all_needing_updates.index(last_updated) + 1
-           hass.services.call(
-             "persistent_notification", 
-             "create", 
-             {
-               "message": f"Update of {last_updated} may have failed.",
-                "notification_id": f"update_{last_updated}"
-             }, 
-               False
-           )
-           except ValueError:
-             # If we didn't find our last updated device restart to the begining
-             next_idx = 0
-
-           # Ensure the failure didn't happen at the end of the list as we have
-           # nothing else todo
-           if next_idx < len(all_needing_updates):
-             entity_to_update = all_needing_updates[next_idx]
-             hass.states.set(LAST_UPDATE_ENTITY_REC, entity_to_update)
-             LOGGER(f"Updating {entity_to_update}")
-             hass.services.call("update", "install", 
-                                {"entity_id": entity_to_update}, False)
-           else:
-             LOGGER((f"No more devices to try to update, update {last_updated} manually"
-                     " to clear this."))
-       else:
-         LOGGER(f"No ESPHome devices need a update.")
-
-3. Reload your Home Assistant server
-4. In Home Assistant create a auotmation to run the python script. Below is a example suitable for a low performance server. It updates a ESPHome device every 20 minutes between 3-6AM every night.
-
-    .. code-block:: yaml
-
-        alias: "ESPHome: Apply updates"
-        description: ""
-        trigger:
-        - platform: time_pattern
-            hours: "3"
-            minutes: /20
-            seconds: "23"
-        - platform: time_pattern
-            hours: "4"
-            minutes: /20
-            seconds: "23"
-        - platform: time_pattern
-            hours: "5"
-            minutes: /20
-            seconds: "23"
-        condition: []
-        action:
-        - service: python_script.update_esphome_devices
-            data: {}
-        mode: single