homeassistant-yaml-dry-verifier

To find duplicate automations and scripts in Home Assistant YAML, scan configuration files to detect repeated trigger, condition, action, and sequence blocks across automations, scripts, and packages. The analysis flags identical structures so you can consolidate them into a single reusable script.

Checking Home Assistant configuration for DRY violations involves analyzing YAML files to identify redundant logic within blocks (INTRA) and package-defined scripts called from multiple files (CENTRAL_SCRIPT). It scans for duplicated entries and provides actionable refactoring suggestions to improve maintainability.

The best way to refactor redundant Home Assistant YAML logic is to detect duplicated trigger, condition, and action structures across automations and consolidate them into a single reusable script. This process reduces code duplication and improves overall configuration maintainability.

Yes, you can scan individual package files like bearclaw.yaml for duplicate YAML structures. The verifier checks specific configuration package files to identify repeated blocks and package-defined scripts called from multiple files, providing actionable refactoring suggestions.

Redundant YAML structures detected in Home Assistant automations include duplicated trigger, condition, action, and sequence blocks. The analysis identifies both duplicate entries within a single block and package-defined scripts called from multiple files across the configuration.

You should consolidate duplicate script sequences in Home Assistant to eliminate repeated logic across automations and packages. Identifying DRY violations and refactoring duplicated triggers, conditions, and actions into reusable scripts improves code efficiency and reduces maintenance overhead.