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def is_valid_transition(self, from_state: State, to_state: State) -> bool:
"""Check if the origin state is not an expected target states."""
return not self.is_valid_state(from_state)
if from_state.state in (STATE_UNAVAILABLE, STATE_UNKNOWN):
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Button triggers need to trigger when coming from unknown, otherwise they would not trigger the first time they get pressed, so this check needs to be moved from state_change_listener() to here. That way, subclasses can override it.

I've also changed the not self.is_valid_state(from_state) to just compare the old and new states, and implemented the attribute diff on the attribute trigger subclass. Calling not is_valid_state here is confusing and may make it harder to implement is_valid_state for new triggers in the future.

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Pull request overview

This PR adds a new "button pressed" trigger for automations, allowing users to trigger automations when button entities are pressed. The trigger is gated behind the experimental "New triggers and conditions" feature flag in Home Assistant Labs.

Key changes:

  • Implements ButtonPressedTrigger class that detects when a button entity's state changes (representing a press)
  • Refactors base trigger classes to support the new trigger type with appropriate state transition handling
  • Adds comprehensive test coverage including edge cases for unavailable/unknown states

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Copilot reviewed 8 out of 8 changed files in this pull request and generated 3 comments.

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homeassistant/components/button/trigger.py New trigger implementation that handles button press detection with special logic for STATE_UNKNOWN transitions
homeassistant/components/button/triggers.yaml Defines the "pressed" trigger configuration schema
homeassistant/components/button/strings.json Adds user-facing name and description for the button pressed trigger
homeassistant/components/button/icons.json Specifies icon for the button pressed trigger in UI
homeassistant/components/automation/__init__.py Registers button domain in the list of domains with triggers
homeassistant/helpers/trigger.py Refactors base EntityTriggerBase to consolidate state transition validation and adds filtering for UNAVAILABLE/UNKNOWN states
homeassistant/components/text/trigger.py Removes redundant is_valid_transition override now handled by base class
tests/components/button/test_trigger.py Comprehensive test suite covering labs flag gating, various state transitions, and target selector functionality
@abmantis abmantis marked this pull request as draft December 11, 2025 20:07
@abmantis abmantis marked this pull request as ready for review December 11, 2025 21:53
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