Merge pull request #2236 from briangunderson/patch-1

Update lovelace_ui.md

ReleaseNotes.md

@@ -920,6 +920,10 @@ This update is crucial for users leveraging BLE functionality, and the new boot
 This hotfix addresses a critical issue introduced in v4.3.10 where the incorrect TFT file was used during the download process.
 The fix has been applied to the release flow, but updating your firmware (ESPHome) is required, and it is recommended to also update the Blueprint and TFT components.
 
+> [!WARNING]
+> Home Assistant v2024.8.0 is required.
+> Please take a look at our [Version compatibility matrix](https://github.com/Blackymas/NSPanel_HA_Blueprint/blob/main/docs/version_compatibility.md) for a full list.
+
 ### Incorrect TFT File Download Issue Resolved (#2223)
 - **Criticality:** Major
 - **Affected Components:** Release Flow, ESPHome, Blueprint, TFT
@@ -944,6 +948,7 @@ Your efforts have significantly improved its functionality and reliability (#183
 - **@andythomas**: For the comprehensive enhancements made to our documentation.
 Your contributions have made our guides more informative and accessible, enriching the user experience for everyone (#1865).
 -  **@AJediIAm**: For the valuable contributions in reviewing and improving the installation documentation (#2106 & #2107).
+-  **@briangunderson**: For updating the docs to reflect to the new name for '**action**' (formelly '**service**') on Home Assistant v2024.8.0 (#2236)
 
 ## Previous releases
 - [v4.3.10 - Boot Stability Enhancements and Troubleshooting Support](https://github.com/Blackymas/NSPanel_HA_Blueprint/releases/tag/v4.3.10)

docs/addon_cover.md

@@ -71,7 +71,7 @@ packages:
 
 For this add-on, all the basic settings are accessible via the device's page in
 your Home Assistant. For most cases, no additional YAML settings are needed.
-You will find the following configuration entities under the device's page (**Settings** > **Devices & Services** > **ESPHome**):
+You will find the following configuration entities under the device's page (**Settings** > **Devices & services** > **ESPHome**):
 
 
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docs/alarm.md

@@ -4,36 +4,36 @@ You can control an Alarm Control Panel from your NSPanel, which allows you to se
 modes supported by Home Assistant (Home, Away, Night, Vacation, or Custom bypass) or disarm the alarm.
 
 Currently, the NSPanel supports alarms without a code or with a numeric code. For alarms using a text code, 
-the NSPanel will display it, but interactions (like button clicks) will send service calls to Home Assistant 
+the NSPanel will display it, but interactions (like button clicks) will send action calls to Home Assistant 
 without the code, leading to failed operations that require a code.
 
 > [!IMPORTANT]
 > **Security advisory**
 > The default communication between your NSPanel (ESPHome) and Home Assistant (HA) is not encrypted. This 
-> could allow someone with network access to monitor and replicate the service calls. This risk is 
+> could allow someone with network access to monitor and replicate the action calls. This risk is 
 > particularly relevant when controlling your alarm system.
 >
 > To enhance security, we strongly recommend enabling API encryption for NSPanel users managing an Alarm 
 > system. Follow the instructions in the ["API encryption" example here](customization.md#api-encryption) 
 > to implement this security measure.
 ## Configuration
 
-### Allow the device to make Home Assistant service calls
+### Allow the device to perform Home Assistant actions
 
-First, you need to configure your Home Assistant to permit your NSPanel to make service calls. While 
-most services are handled via the Blueprint, ESPHome needs to send events with all necessary data in 
-plain text for these service calls. To mitigate any security risks, alarm-related calls are managed 
+First, you need to configure your Home Assistant to permit your NSPanel to perform actions. While 
+most actions are handled via the Blueprint, ESPHome needs to send events with all necessary data in 
+plain text for these action calls. To mitigate any security risks, alarm-related calls are managed 
 directly by the panel.
 
 To enable this:
-1. Go to your ESPHome integrations panel (Settings > Devices and Services > ESPHome).
+1. Go to your ESPHome integrations panel (Settings > Devices and services > ESPHome).
 2. Click "Configure" next to your panel's entry.
 
    ![Configure option in ESPHome integrations panel](https://github.com/Blackymas/NSPanel_HA_Blueprint/assets/94725493/37bfc622-c0cd-4941-a397-3eeb2ddbe6a2)
 
-3. Select the "Allow the device to make Home Assistant service calls" option.
+3. Select the "**Allow the device to perform Home Assistant actions**" option.
 
-   ![Allow service calls option in ESPHome configuration](https://github.com/Blackymas/NSPanel_HA_Blueprint/assets/94725493/9b20a1b6-94ad-4fff-aef2-eb3599db9bf1)
+   ![Allow the device to perform Home Assistant actions](pics/Allow_the_device_to_perform_Home_Assistant_actions.png)
 
 ### Blueprint settings