I just updated to 0.86 and love the new interface. Noticing my generic thermostats look much different. Kind of nice, but how do I view the graph like the old version had?
You can add a card with history graphs but it is still missing the green sections under the graph that show when the thermostat is on. I haven’t figured out how to do that yet.
Yea, that green section was my favorite! Does the history graph show both the current AND target temps?
This may not be what you are looking for or just a workaround but this is what I have setup in lovlace.
A sensor card pulling my HVAC temp which displays on my frontend. Then I used a template sensor to pull the state out and added that. If I want to see when its on/off I can just click that sensor and get a history.
Config is here to see how its done. Let me know if you need specifics.
To get the old graph just add a history graph card with the required thermostat added
type: history-graph
entities:
- climate.loungeI just figured out that if you add an entity card and then select each climate controller as the entities, your thermostats look exactly as they did before and can be clicked to show the graphs as before.
It took me awhile, but I figured out what you meant… I’m not yet familiar with the new lovelace interface. I went to the 3-dots on the top right of the main home assistant page and went to Configure UI. I had to accept that I was modifying it and that home assistant would no longer manage it automatically. Then I hit the plus button on the bottom right and choose Entities. I then added my climate.* to the Entity and it looked like the old interface. Thanks for the tip!
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Has anyone noticed that the green graph showing when the heater is on is missing on the generic thermostat graphs?