Update mqtt.cpp: use the same nomenclature as Tasmota and OpenBK uses for Homeassistant

to be compliant to the HA typical nomenclatura use the same wording.

since we are anyway connecting via wifi or ethernet the wording of "WIFI rssi" is redundant. just use "RSSI" as other platforms do.
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2026-01-05 09:03:12 +01:00
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@@ -562,8 +562,8 @@ void Mqtt::ha_status() {
// Note we don't use camelCase as it would change the HA entity_id and impact historic data // Note we don't use camelCase as it would change the HA entity_id and impact historic data
#ifndef EMSESP_STANDALONE #ifndef EMSESP_STANDALONE
if (!EMSESP::system_.ethernet_connected() || WiFi.isConnected()) { if (!EMSESP::system_.ethernet_connected() || WiFi.isConnected()) {
publish_system_ha_sensor_config(DeviceValueType::INT8, "WiFi RSSI", "rssi", DeviceValueUOM::DBM); publish_system_ha_sensor_config(DeviceValueType::INT8, "RSSI", "rssi", DeviceValueUOM::DBM);
publish_system_ha_sensor_config(DeviceValueType::INT8, "WiFi strength", "wifistrength", DeviceValueUOM::PERCENT); publish_system_ha_sensor_config(DeviceValueType::INT8, "Signal", "wifistrength", DeviceValueUOM::PERCENT);
} }
#endif #endif