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@chipp chipp commented Jan 1, 2026

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  • add ventilation device type with serde mapping in alice
  • use ventilation type for recuperator device in alisa

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This pull request enhances the device categorization system by introducing a dedicated Ventilation device type. It reclassifies an existing 'Recuperator' device to use this new, more appropriate type and includes all necessary serialization logic and unit tests to seamlessly integrate the new device type into the alice library.

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  • New Device Type: Introduced a new DeviceType::Ventilation enum variant to accurately represent ventilation devices within the system.
  • Device Recategorization: Updated the 'Recuperator' device in bin/alisa/src/web_service/user/devices.rs to correctly use the new DeviceType::Ventilation instead of DeviceType::ThermostatAc.
  • Serialization Support and Testing: Added serde attributes for proper serialization and deserialization of the Ventilation device type, along with corresponding unit tests to ensure its correct functionality.

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chipp commented Jan 1, 2026

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@chipp chipp marked this pull request as ready for review January 1, 2026 12:08
@chipp chipp enabled auto-merge January 1, 2026 12:08
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This pull request correctly introduces a new Ventilation device type for Yandex Alice integration. The changes include adding the new type to the DeviceType enum, updating the recuperator_device to use it, and adding corresponding serialization and deserialization tests. The implementation is correct. I've added one suggestion to refactor the tests for better maintainability by using a data-driven approach, which will make it easier to add more device types in the future.

@chipp chipp merged commit c1bee7e into main Jan 1, 2026
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