I think at some time in the past the 'command_throttle' parameter changed from a unit of 'milliseconds' to the unit of 'time'.
If you try to compile with a value of 1000 (supposedly milliseconds), compilation fails with the following error:
```
Don't know what '1000' means as it has no time *unit*! Did you mean '1000s'?.
command_throttle: 1000
```
If I put a value of '1s' then compilation works and also this is the time I see that is being used.
* Add/Rename item in Cookbook
Made a "Lambda Magic" cookbook item, where we can gather interesting Lambda implementations.
* Update lambda_magic.rst
* Update lambda_magic.rst
* Update lcd_display.rst
* remove migrated documentation
All of these are present now on our https://devices.esphome.io/ site.
The missing ones were pushed with https://github.com/esphome/esphome-devices/pull/385, and the rest ones were already in, thus removing here the duplicates.
* Update modbus.rst
* Update modbus.rst
* Update modbus_controller.rst
* Update ltr390.rst
* Update ltr390.rst
* Update modbus_controller.rst
* fix broken links
* Update index.rst
* Update index.rst
* Update doc to add multiple dallas hubs
If you have multiple dallas hubs
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* Fix
* Title underline too short
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For seasonal changes, it’s easier to use the multiplier to adjust the watering time instead of adjusting the run durations directly. Set your run duration to the time you want for ‘mild’ weather (spring/autumn) and then use the multiplier to increase (summer) or decrease (winter) the calculated run times.
* Document what remote "raw format" is
Add a note explaining that raw format is pulse widths (in microseconds) with sign indicating mark or space. This understanding is based on RemoteReceiverComponent::decode_rmt_, RemoteReceiverComponentStore::gpio_intr and RawDumper::dump.
* Update remote_receiver.rst
* Update remote_receiver.rst
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