Version 2.2.12

This Integration is now deprecated and will be replaced with a new Integration.

This will be the last release of this integration. It was written a long time ago, and keeping it updated was more complicated than re-writing it from Scratch - which also gave me the possibility to add new stuff and ensure the code base adheres much better to Home Assistant coding practices.
Also the name SmartWeather was something used by WeatherFlow in the early days, today this name is gone more or less, so the new Integration is simply called WeatherFlow Weather.
The new Integration is available now, but as I am waiting for my PR to merge in to the Default HACS store, you will right now have to add it as a Custom Repository to HACS.

Changes

• FIX: Issue #87, device_state_attributes are deprecated from V2021.12. This version migrates this to extra_state_attributes, and fixes this issue.
• CHANGE: To ensure this Integration follows the latest design principles, state has now been moved to native_value. This will have no direct effect for you as users.
• NEW: Added a Device Configuration Url, so that you can visit the Station Data directly from the Devices page. Requires Home Assistant 2021.11.

Version 2.2.10

• NEW: Added state_class attributes to all sensors where applicable. A few more where added on top of what was in the last release.
• FIX: The Rain Today and Rain minutes today sensors have their state class changed, to reflect the correct sensor type. It should now work for showing the statistics.
• FIX: Issue #79 has been fixed. Rounding Fahrenheit units to 1 decimal.

Version 2.2.9

• NEW: A new sensor called sensor.smartweather_station_information is now added. This sensor displays the Station Name in the state, but the Attributes contain more detailed information about the specific station, among these the Latitude and Longitude of the Station. Thank you to @jcgoette for implementing this.
• NEW: Added state_class attributes to selected sensors, so that they can be used with Long Term Statistics.
• CHANGE: Other minor changes to support future HA versions.

Version 2.2.8

• FIXED: High and Low temperature values were not converted to Fahrenheit when using Imperial Units. Fixing Issue #70
• Fixed: If using Imperial Units, the Pressure values are now more accurate, as the conversion formula has been updated and the number of decimals has been expanded to 3, when displaying the values. Fixing Issue #72

Version 2.2.7

• FIXED: The Weather entity was using Station Pressure as the Pressure Value, but to align with the WeatherFlow App, this has now been changed to Sea Level Pressure. Fixing Issue #69

Version 2.2.6

• FIXED: Added iot_class to manifest.json to comply with development requirements.

Version 2.2.5

Hotfix for people using the Hourly Forecast and had problems after the last upgrade.

• FIXED: Datetime comparison error occurred when using Hourly Forecast method - issue #68. Fixed with this release.

Version 2.2.4

• FIXED: When using daily forecast, todays forecast was never delivered, due to a bug in the IO module. Fixing issue #67.
• CHANGE: Code has been cleaned up. Removing obsolete definitions and variables.
• CHANGE: Ensuring the integration works with 2021.5.x - several files changed

Version 2.2.3

• FIXED: Added version number to manifest.json as required by Home Assistant V2021.3.x
• FIXED: Issue #60. Lightning Strike Time is now displayed as device class timestamp and will as such act differently in Lovelace Cards.

Version 2.2.2

• FIXED: Issue #52, where 0 values were reported if there was a glitch in the retrival of data from WeatherFlow. Certain sensors, like the Pressure Sensors, will not update, until a valid numbers is received.
• ADDED: Issue #51 and #53. There is now the possibility to add the same Station ID twice, with a different Forecast Type. So if you want to both have the Daily and Hourly Forecast data, then add the station again, but this time select the Forecast Type you did not have setup already. I recommend that on the second install, you de-select the check-box Install individual sensors so that you don't get the sensors double.