extract home ID from jwt instead of /me during auth - #150
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Previously, to acquire the home ID for a user during the login, the
/meendpoint onmy.tado.comwas used.While this is generally fine, it adds a hard dependency of the auth flow on the availability of
my.tado.com, which might be unavailable due to rate limiting. This leads to auth failing if a rate limit is currently in place.This PR changes that, so that the auth flow extracts the home ID from the auth_token JWT (which also includes that), making the auth flow only dependent on
auth.tado.com.Optionally, we could keep a fallback, so that when the extraction fails, the old
get_meis used again to acquire the home ID. I left this out for now, as I don't think it is likely tado will suddenly change the JWTs, and it would add additional branching.