Dispatch actions via HA's native hass-action event#393
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Replaces custom-card-helpers' handleClick (dependency now removed) with firing hass-action and letting HA core execute the action. This restores native confirmation dialogs and lock/cover security restrictions, and supports perform-action/assist. A long-press without a hold_action now resolves as a plain tap, matching HA's native rows. Approach adopted from the duczz/ha-multiple-entity-row fork. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Actions now dispatch by firing HA's
hass-actionevent and letting HA core execute them, instead of callingcustom-card-helpers'handleClick(dependency removed — it's unmaintained and this was its only use). This restores native confirmation dialogs and security-domain restrictions for lock/cover actions, and supportsperform-action/assist.Behavior detail: a long-press without a
hold_actionnow resolves as a plain tap, matching HA's native rows (previously it opened more-info).Approach adopted from the duczz/ha-multiple-entity-row fork — thanks @duczz.
Test plan
yarn build(lint + 139 tests + webpack) passesaction: nonedispatches nothing, long-press withouthold_actionacts as a tap