0.99: Withings, Device Automations, launch Home Assistant Cast from Python

Hello everyone. I’m experiencing an issue with this version (Hass.io on Raspberry Pi 3+). I can’t acces the manage entities page for Alexa anymore (/config/cloud/alexa). Worked just fine before the update.
Does anyone know how to fix this?

Are you casting onto a television? I’m not sure why it says

Cannot read property ‘config’ of null

Are you doing anything special?

Have you cleared your browser cache and logged back in?

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Thank you! That did the trick :slight_smile:

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I can cast via lovelace but calling the new service doesn’t work.

This:

          - type: entities
            title: Chromecast Control
            show_header_toggle: false
            entities:
              - type: cast
                name: System
                view: "home_assistant"
                hide_if_unavailable: false
              - type: cast
                name: Weather
                view: "weather"
                hide_if_unavailable: false

Works
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Doesn’t work.
I get an error on the screen:
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EDIT: I specified a port as I’m not using 443 and it works ONLY if I specify 0 as the path and then it displays the states page. Any other view says unable to display path x

Tried with a TV and with this config:

type: custom:button-card
entity: binary_sensor.remote_ui

So…is that a no? :man_shrugging:

After update 0.99.2 i dont have any history from my entity’s anyone else have this issue?

I still can’t update to docker to 99.2.
Keeps updating to 99.1

Did you manage to get yours to 99.2?

Look here for an explanation.

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Port 4865 is only the default for a pi-hole created as a hass.io addon. @kanga_who’s solution is only valid for those.

Adding port 4865 will break the connection to pi-hole’s running on a raspberry pi or outside of hass.io

Even with the port it seems that does not work.

Do you have a workaround, please?

Thanks.

just pull 0.99.2 manually.

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I see someone else has noted that on the Github issue.

I find it odd that this change has been made with the documents not corrected updated prior to the change and that the change fragments the way the PiHole now operates.

I don’t understand the ins and outs of these things, but as an end user it’s a source of frustration.

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Have you tried it like this?

pi_hole:
  host: localhost:4865

Hi guys, I’ve gone looking for this to help with a lawn fertilizer card I’m making and can’t find any details. Is the documentation still in development?

Yes, I had.

Set SSL to false, apparently that solves the issue.

It did:

pi_hole:
  host: !secret pi-hole_host
  verify_ssl: false