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The changes reflect a version update from 2024.8.3 to 2024.9.0-dev, indicating a transition to a new development cycle. Multiple documentation files have been added or updated, introducing new features, configuration options, and clarifications for various components within the ESPHome ecosystem. Notable additions include documentation for the UDP binary sensor platform, enhancements to existing sensor configurations, and new options for the voice assistant and other components.

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Doxygen, _static/version, conf.py Updated version numbers to 2024.9.0-dev.
components/binary_sensor/udp.rst New documentation for the UDP binary sensor platform, including configuration examples.
components/canbus/esp32_can.rst Added rx_queue_len and tx_queue_len configuration variables.
components/ch422g.rst New documentation for the CH422G I/O Expander component, detailing configuration options.
components/climate/climate_ir.rst Added yx1ff to the list of supported Daikin ARC remotes.
components/display/ili9xxx.rst Introduced invert_colors (required) and show_test_card (optional) configuration options.
components/display/rpi_dpi_rgb.rst Added enable_pin as an optional configuration variable.
components/display/st7701s.rst Added delay specification in init_sequence.
components/light/esp32_rmt_led_strip.rst Added new chipset option WS2811 and introduced reset_high and reset_low configuration variables.
components/lvgl/index.rst Updated to specify that both ESP32 and RP2040 are required for LVGL integration; added details on lvgl.widget.focus action.
components/lvgl/widgets.rst Introduced on_all_events, on_load, and on_unload triggers for event handling.
components/modbus_controller.rst Added allow_duplicate_commands configuration variable and minor punctuation correction.
components/number/tuya.rst Added section on hidden datapoints and new datapoint_hidden configuration option.
components/pipsolar.rst Introduced output_source_priority_hybrid configuration option.
components/sensor/bl0906.rst New documentation for the BL0906 Energy Monitor sensor platform.
components/sensor/bl0942.rst Added calibration parameters: voltage_reference, current_reference, power_reference, and energy_reference.
components/sensor/bmp280.rst Added support for SPI communication alongside I²C.
components/sensor/udp.rst New documentation for the UDP sensor platform, detailing configuration and usage.
components/statsd.rst New documentation for StatsD protocol, including configuration examples.
components/switch/homeassistant.rst Added "Supported domains" section detailing compatible entity domains.
components/touchscreen/gt911.rst Added optional reset_pin configuration variable.
components/tuya.rst Added reference to number component documentation.
components/udp.rst New documentation for the UDP component, outlining configuration and security features.
components/voice_assistant.rst Introduced conversation_timeout configuration option.
guides/cli.rst Added note on enabling verbose logging via an environment variable.
guides/contributing.rst Added section on creating collapsible sections in RST documentation.
index.rst Added new entries for StatsD, UDP, CH422G, and BL0906 under relevant sections.
requirements.txt Added dependency for sphinx-toolbox==3.8.0.

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requirements.txt (1)

3-3: Approved addition of sphinx-toolbox==3.8.0.

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components/switch/homeassistant.rst (1)

25-38: Review of the New Section "Supported domains"

The addition of the "Supported domains" section is well-placed and enhances the documentation by clearly listing the entity domains supported by the Home Assistant switch platform. This makes it easier for users to understand what they can control via ESPHome. The formatting of the section is consistent with the rest of the document, using a list format that is easy to read and understand.

However, consider adding a brief introductory sentence before the list to improve flow and context. For example:

+This platform supports controlling various Home Assistant entity domains, including:

This would provide a smoother transition into the list and clarify the purpose of the section.

components/sensor/udp.rst (6)

1-2: Title and Header Formatting

The title "UDP Sensor" and the header formatting with ========== are correctly formatted for reStructuredText. This ensures that it will render properly as a section header in the documentation.


4-6: SEO Block

The SEO block is well-formed with appropriate tags for description and image. This will help in SEO optimization for the page.


12-18: Example Configuration Entry

The YAML configuration example is clear and well-commented. It provides a good starting point for users to configure their own UDP sensor.


29-29: Configuration Requirements

The statement about the necessity of configuring either id or remote_id is clear and concise. This is crucial information for ensuring correct setup and should be highlighted or emphasized.


34-40: Home Assistant Integration

The explanation of how the sensor integrates with Home Assistant is informative. It clearly delineates when and how the sensor should be exposed to Home Assistant. The clarity here helps prevent user errors in configuration.


42-49: See Also Section

The "See Also" section is well-organized, providing links to related documentation and resources. This is helpful for users looking for additional information or related configurations.

components/binary_sensor/udp.rst (7)

1-2: Title and Header Formatting

The title "UDP Binary Sensor" and the header formatting with = signs are consistent with reStructuredText standards for section headers. This ensures proper rendering in the documentation.


4-6: SEO Block Configuration

The SEO block is well-configured with a description and an image link. This is beneficial for search engine optimization and helps in providing context-specific images in the documentation.


8-8: Description of the UDP Binary Sensor

The introduction clearly explains the purpose of the UDP binary sensor platform. It's concise and provides enough information to understand the basic functionality.


10-18: Example Configuration Entry

The YAML code block provides a clear example of how to configure the UDP binary sensor. This is crucial for users to quickly understand and apply the configuration in their setups.


29-29: Configuration Requirements

The note that at least one of id and remote_id must be configured is crucial. It prevents configuration errors and ensures that the user is aware of the minimum requirements.


31-40: Integration with Home Assistant

This section effectively explains how to publish the binary sensor to Home Assistant and the considerations involved. It's particularly useful for users looking to integrate with Home Assistant.


42-49: Additional Resources and References

The links to related components and documentation provide a good resource for users seeking more information or related configurations. The inclusion of a direct link to edit the page on GitHub is a user-friendly feature that encourages community contributions.

components/touchscreen/gt911.rst (1)

37-37: Well-integrated documentation update.

The addition of the reset_pin configuration variable is well-formatted and integrates seamlessly with the existing documentation. The use of the reference link to the Pin Schema is appropriate, ensuring users can easily access detailed information on pin configuration.

components/ch422g.rst (8)

1-2: Title and Header Formatting

The title "CH422G I/O Expander" and the header formatting with ==== are appropriate for a new documentation section. This follows the standard reStructuredText syntax for defining sections, ensuring that the documentation is well-organized and easy to navigate.


4-6: SEO Block Configuration

The SEO block is well-configured with a description and an image link. This is beneficial for search engine optimization and helps in better indexing of the documentation page. The description is concise and informative, which is good practice.


9-13: Introduction and Usage Description

The introduction clearly explains the purpose of the CH422G component and its integration with ESPHome via the I²C bus. The details about the GPIO pin usage are also well-explained, providing clarity on the limitations and capabilities of the CH422G I/O expander in user projects.


15-17: Note on Specific Usage

The note about the specific use of the CH422G chip in the Waveshare ESP32-S3-Touch-LCD-4.3 is a valuable addition. It provides practical context and helps users understand potential applications of the component.


19-35: Example Configuration Entry

The YAML code block provides a clear and practical example of how to configure the CH422G component within ESPHome. This includes setting up an ID, specifying the I²C address, and configuring individual outputs. The example is syntactically correct and well-commented, which enhances understandability.


38-45: Configuration Variables Explanation

The explanation of configuration variables is comprehensive, covering required and optional settings. The default values and options are clearly stated, which is crucial for correct configuration by end-users.


49-56: Pin Configuration Variables

The section on pin configuration variables is detailed, specifying required and optional attributes for pin setup. This section is crucial for users needing to configure individual pins and their modes, and it is well-documented here.


59-67: Additional References and Resources

The "See Also" section is well-curated, providing links to related documentation and external resources like the CH422G datasheet. This is helpful for users seeking more in-depth information or needing to reference related components and documentation.

components/light/esp32_rmt_led_strip.rst (3)

37-37: New chipset addition approved.

The addition of the WS2811 chipset to the list of supported chipsets is correctly formatted and enhances the component's compatibility.


71-72: Configuration variable reset_high addition approved.

The addition of the reset_high configuration variable is well-documented and provides useful functionality for users needing precise control over their LED strip's behavior.


73-74: Configuration variable reset_low addition approved.

The addition of the reset_low configuration variable is clearly documented and enhances the component's configurability, allowing for more precise behavior adjustments.

components/sensor/bmp280.rst (5)

11-11: Clear Introduction of SPI Configuration

The introduction of SPI alongside I²C in the documentation is clear and enhances the comprehensibility of available configuration options.


Line range hint 24-32: Well-Structured I²C Configuration Example

The example configuration for I²C is comprehensive and provides clear guidance on setting up the BMP280 sensor with temperature and pressure readings.


35-44: Comprehensive SPI Configuration Example

The SPI configuration example is well-detailed, including essential parameters such as the chip select pin, which is crucial for correct SPI setup.


68-71: Accurate I²C Configuration Variables

The documentation correctly details the I²C configuration variables, including default and alternative addresses, enhancing user understanding for custom setups.


73-75: Well-Detailed SPI Configuration Variables

The SPI configuration variables section is well-detailed, correctly including the cs_pin configuration, which is essential for SPI setups.

conf.py (3)

43-45: Approved: Addition of 'sphinx_toolbox.collapse' extension.

The addition of this extension aligns with the PR's objective to introduce collapsible sections in the documentation, enhancing readability and organization.


72-72: Approved: Version update to '2024.9'.

The version update is appropriate and reflects the new development cycle.


74-74: Approved: Release version update to '2024.9.0-dev'.

The release version update correctly indicates that the documentation is in a development state for the upcoming release.

components/sensor/bl0942.rst (2)

66-71: Documentation for New Optional Parameters

The documentation for the new optional parameters line_frequency, address, current_reference, voltage_reference, power_reference, and energy_reference is clear and informative. It's good to see that defaults are provided, and the explanation on how these values are calculated or derived is beneficial for advanced users.

However, ensure that the references to other sections like :ref:bl0942-calibration`` are correctly linked and functional to provide a seamless user experience.

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79-133: Expanded Calibration Section

The expanded section on calibration provides a detailed explanation of how to derive the voltage_reference, current_reference, power_reference, and energy_reference values. This is crucial for users who wish to perform their own calibration rather than relying on factory settings. The inclusion of examples from actual devices like the Tongou DIN rail power meter is particularly useful.

It's important to ensure that the mathematical formulas provided are accurate and tested to prevent any misconfiguration by the users.

components/display/rpi_dpi_rgb.rst (1)

80-80: Well-documented addition of enable_pin.

The addition of the enable_pin configuration variable is well-documented and correctly formatted. It enhances the configurability of the RPI DPI RGB component and aligns with the documentation's existing structure.

components/sensor/bl0906.rst (5)

1-8: Ensure Consistency in SEO Tags

The SEO block from lines 4 to 7 is well-formed, providing a description, image, and keywords for the BL0906 energy monitor. However, ensure that the image bl0906.png is available in the specified directory and that the keywords accurately reflect the content of the page to improve search engine optimization.

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9-11: Clarify Sensor Compatibility

The introduction in lines 9-11 mentions the BL0906 sensor's compatibility with specific Athom Energy Meters. It would be beneficial to clarify whether this sensor is also compatible with other devices or if it is exclusive to the mentioned models. This information will help users understand the scope of applicability of the sensor.


16-18: Technical Accuracy in Communication Setup

In lines 16-18, the documentation specifies the need for a UART bus configuration. It's crucial to ensure that the tx_pin and rx_pin are correctly documented and that the baud rate of 19200 is appropriate for the BL0906. If possible, include a reference to a section that elaborates on configuring the UART bus for newcomers.


36-98: Review Configuration Options

The configuration variables listed from lines 36 to 98 are comprehensive, covering various aspects of the sensor's functionality. Each option is marked as optional, which is good for flexibility but ensure that the defaults and required configurations are clearly stated if any. The use of references like :ref:Sensor ` is helpful, but verify that all these links are active and lead to the correct pages.

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102-198: Example Configurations Clarity

The example configurations provided in lines 102-198 are clear and well-commented. However, ensure that these examples are tested to confirm that they work as expected with the latest version of ESPHome. This is crucial as users will likely copy and paste these directly into their configurations.

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components/display/st7701s.rst (2)

133-134: Clear and concise documentation for the delay feature.

The addition of the delay feature in the documentation is clear and enhances the configurability of the initialization process. However, it might be beneficial to include an example directly in the section where the delay is introduced to ensure users understand its application without needing to refer to the example configurations section.


170-170: Well-demonstrated use of the delay feature in the example configuration.

The example configuration effectively demonstrates how to use the new delay feature. To enhance consistency, consider using the same syntax as introduced in the documentation (delay <N>ms), ensuring that the example aligns perfectly with the described usage.

components/display/ili9xxx.rst (3)

64-65: Approve the addition of new configuration options in the example.

The example configuration clearly demonstrates the default settings for invert_colors and show_test_card. Consider adding a brief comment in the YAML to explain what each option does for better user understanding.


103-103: Approve the detailed description of invert_colors.

The description is clear and provides useful guidance. Consider adding a note about the visual impact of this setting to help users understand the expected changes when this option is toggled.


267-267: Approve the configuration change for Lilygo TTGO Boards.

The setting invert_colors: true is crucial for compatibility with Lilygo TTGO Boards. Consider adding a brief comment in the YAML to explain why this setting is necessary for this specific board, enhancing clarity for users unfamiliar with the hardware specifics.

components/udp.rst (7)

1-10: SEO Tags and Description

The SEO block is well-formed with appropriate tags for description, image, and keywords. This should help in improving the visibility of the documentation on search engines.


11-21: Description of UDP Component Functionality

The introduction clearly explains the purpose of the UDP component, its role in the network as a provider and consumer, and the optional security features. This section is informative and sets a good foundation for understanding the subsequent configurations.


51-74: Configuration Variables Detailed Explanation

The detailed breakdown of each configuration variable is clear and well-documented. The use of optional and required tags helps in understanding the necessity of each parameter. The defaults and options are clearly stated, which is crucial for correct configuration.


75-93: Reliability and Security Sections

The sections on reliability and security effectively address potential concerns with UDP and provide solutions like encryption and rolling codes to mitigate these issues. The explanations are thorough and contribute significantly to understanding the component's robustness.


151-213: Practical Configuration Examples

The configuration examples are practical and illustrate real-world applications of the UDP component, such as linking devices and using encryption. These examples are crucial for users to understand how to implement the configurations in their setups.


214-246: Complex Configuration Scenario

The example showing a device using encryption and handling multiple sensors and binary sensors is complex and informative. It effectively demonstrates the component's flexibility and capability to handle diverse scenarios.


247-299: Additional Resources and References

The inclusion of links to related components, automation documentation, and API references is a good practice, providing users with easy access to additional information. This enhances the usability of the documentation.

components/pipsolar.rst (2)

245-246: Approved: New switch configuration for hybrid output source priority.

The addition of output_source_priority_hybrid is correctly implemented and follows the established pattern for switch configurations. However, consider adding a brief description for this new option to maintain consistency with other entries that typically include descriptive comments.


261-261: Approved: New configuration variable for hybrid output source priority.

The addition of output_source_priority_hybrid as an optional configuration variable is well-integrated into the existing documentation structure. This enhances the flexibility for users configuring hybrid systems.

components/modbus_controller.rst (2)

57-57: Ensure consistency in punctuation for documentation clarity.

The addition of a period at the end of the description for the address variable enhances the consistency and clarity of the documentation. This is a good practice in maintaining a professional and clean documentation style.


59-59: Review the addition of the allow_duplicate_commands configuration variable.

The introduction of the allow_duplicate_commands variable is a significant addition. It allows users to control whether duplicate commands are permitted in the command queue. This feature enhances the flexibility of the Modbus controller component by providing users with more control over command handling.

  • Correctness: The default value is set to false, which is a safe default, preventing unintended command duplication unless explicitly overridden by the user.
  • Documentation: The description is clear and concise, effectively communicating the purpose and default behavior of the variable.

Overall, this addition seems well-implemented and documented.

guides/contributing.rst (1)

254-293: Review of New Collapsible Section Syntax and Examples

The addition of collapsible sections using the collapse directive is well-documented with clear examples. The syntax appears correct, and the examples are practical, enhancing the document's usability.

  • Syntax and Clarity: The examples provided are clear and demonstrate different configurations of collapsible sections effectively.
  • Note on Blank Lines: The note about requiring a blank line after each collapse directive is crucial for avoiding common RST errors and is well-placed.

Overall, this addition should significantly aid users in making their documentation more interactive and organized.

components/lvgl/index.rst (3)

Line range hint 13-686: Overall Documentation Quality and Clarity.

The documentation is well-structured, providing a comprehensive overview of the LVGL integration, configuration options, and detailed explanations of new features. The use of clear headings, consistent formatting, and inclusion of example configurations enhances readability and user understanding.

It is recommended to maintain this high level of detail and clarity in all documentation updates to ensure that users can easily navigate and utilize the features described.


640-686: Detailed Review of New Widget Focus Management Section.

The addition of the lvgl.widget.focus action is well-documented, providing clear instructions and examples for managing widget focus. This section enhances the documentation by explaining the interaction possibilities with encoder inputs and the flexibility offered through various configurations.

However, ensure that the examples provided are tested for syntax and functionality to guarantee that they work as intended in practical scenarios.


13-13: Update hardware compatibility information.

The update to include RP2040 alongside ESP32 for hardware compatibility is a significant change. This should be clearly highlighted and cross-referenced with hardware documentation to ensure accuracy.

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index.rst (1)

207-208: Review of Added Components in Documentation

The following components have been added to the documentation:

  1. StatsD and UDP under Network Protocols (Lines 207-208): These entries are correctly placed under the "Network Protocols" section. Ensure that the links and images are correctly set up and accessible.

  2. StatsD under Management and Monitoring (Line 229): This entry is correctly placed under the "Management and Monitoring" section. It's good to see consistency in mentioning StatsD in relevant sections.

  3. CH422G under I/O Expanders/Multiplexers (Line 272): The CH422G component is added correctly. Ensure that the image and the link are functional.

  4. BL0906 under Electricity (Line 408): This sensor is added to the "Electricity" section, which is appropriate given its functionality. Check that the image and description accurately reflect the capabilities of the BL0906 sensor.

Overall, the additions seem well-placed and relevant to their respective sections. It's crucial to ensure that all external links and images are tested to avoid dead links or missing images, which could detract from the user experience.

Also applies to: 229-229, 272-272, 408-408


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components/sensor/udp.rst (2)

8-8: Introduction Text

The introduction clearly explains the purpose of the UDP sensor platform. It might be enhanced by adding a brief example or scenario where this sensor could be particularly useful, to give readers a better understanding of its practical applications.

Consider adding a practical example or use case scenario here to enhance understanding.


19-27: Configuration Variables Section

This section is well-detailed, providing necessary information about each configuration variable. However, the documentation could benefit from a brief description or example for the :ref: links to ensure users understand where they lead.

Consider adding brief descriptions or examples for the :ref: links to guide users more effectively.

components/binary_sensor/udp.rst (1)

19-27: Configuration Variables Explanation

The detailed explanation of each configuration variable is helpful. However, the documentation could improve by providing default values for optional parameters directly in the description to enhance clarity and reduce potential confusion.

Consider adding explicit default values in the descriptions for optional parameters to enhance clarity.

components/number/tuya.rst (1)

Line range hint 64-97: Review of the "Hidden datapoints" section and configuration variables.

The new section "Hidden datapoints" and the updated configuration variables are well-documented and provide clear instructions on how to handle hidden datapoints in Tuya devices. The explanation of the datapoint_hidden configuration block is thorough, detailing the necessary and optional parameters effectively.

Suggestions:

  1. Clarity on restore_value usage: The documentation mentions setting restore_value to True to store values on the ESPHome side. However, in the example YAML configuration, restore_value is set to yes. It's important to maintain consistency in boolean values across the documentation to avoid confusion. Consider standardizing the use of boolean values (either True/False or yes/no).

  2. Validation of initial_value: The documentation correctly states that the initial_value must be between min_value and max_value. It would be beneficial to include a note or warning that improper settings here could lead to runtime errors or unexpected behavior, emphasizing the importance of correct configuration.

  3. Enhance visibility of new features: Given the significance of the datapoint_hidden feature, consider adding a callout or highlighted note at the beginning of the document or in a prominent section to draw attention to this new capability, especially for users who might be skimming through the document.

Technical Accuracy:

  • The technical details provided are accurate and align with the typical requirements for configuring Tuya devices within ESPHome. The inclusion of example outputs and YAML configurations aids in understanding and implementing the features discussed.

Overall:

  • The documentation changes are substantial and improve the usability and clarity of the Tuya component documentation. These changes should be well-received by the community, especially those dealing with devices that do not readily expose all datapoints.
components/sensor/bl0942.rst (1)

29-32: Discrepancy in Default Calibration Values

The default calibration values in the documentation do not match those in the code snippet provided. This inconsistency could lead to confusion for users. Please update the documentation to reflect the current default values used in the code.

  • voltage_reference: Documented default is 15873.35944299, but the code snippet shows 15968.
  • current_reference: Documented default is 251213.46469622, but the code snippet shows 124180.
  • power_reference: Documented default is 596.0, but the code snippet shows 309.1.
  • energy_reference: Documented default is 3304.61127328, but the code snippet shows 2653.
Analysis chain

New Calibration Parameters Added

The addition of voltage_reference, current_reference, power_reference, and energy_reference enhances the sensor's calibration capabilities. This is a significant improvement for users who need precise measurements, especially in professional or industrial settings. The default values provided seem to be based on typical factory settings, which is helpful for new users.

Ensure that the default values mentioned are verified against actual device specifications to avoid potential inaccuracies in user setups.

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the default calibration values against device specifications.

# Test: Search for the default values in the device specification documents.
rg --type rst -A 5 $'default calibration values'

Length of output: 49


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Search for each calibration parameter in the documentation files.

# Search for voltage_reference
rg --type rst 'voltage_reference'

# Search for current_reference
rg --type rst 'current_reference'

# Search for power_reference
rg --type rst 'power_reference'

# Search for energy_reference
rg --type rst 'energy_reference'

Length of output: 5116

components/sensor/bl0906.rst (1)

199-207: Broken API Reference Link in "See Also" Section

The documentation links for cse7761, bl0939, and bl0940 are valid. However, the API reference link to bl0906/bl0906.h is broken as the file was not found in the repository. Please verify the path or existence of the bl0906.h file to correct this issue.

  • Ensure the bl0906.h file is correctly referenced or exists in the expected location.
Analysis chain

Cross-Referencing and Documentation Links

The "See Also" section from lines 199-207 provides links to related sensors and documentation. It's important to ensure that all these references are up-to-date and that the links are not broken. Additionally, consider adding a brief description next to each link to inform users about what to expect from each reference.


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# Check for the existence of the cse7761, bl0939, and bl0940 documentation files
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The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

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#!/bin/bash
# Verify the validity of documentation links mentioned
rg ":doc:" --files-with-matches

Length of output: 14488



Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Check for the existence of the cse7761, bl0939, and bl0940 documentation files
fd cse7761 -e rst
fd bl0939 -e rst
fd bl0940 -e rst

# Check for the existence of the bl0906/bl0906.h API reference
fd bl0906.h

Length of output: 159

components/udp.rst (1)

22-50: Example Configuration Entry

The YAML configuration example is comprehensive, covering various aspects like update intervals, encryption, and sensor setups. However, the placeholder "REPLACEME" should be highlighted or explained to ensure users replace it with actual values.

Consider adding a note or comment in the YAML example to remind users to replace "REPLACEME" with actual encryption keys.

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