I have a set of sensors in kW, and they really are kW, and should be kWā¦ still the Statistics page says:
The unit of the statistics in your database for this entity is not a supported unit for the device class of the entity, power. It should be W.
which is incorrect. So I dont want to:
Do you want to update the unit of the history statistics to W?
anyone else using these sensors, and seeing the erroneous error?
Secondly: I see a whole bunch of entities with the This entity is excluded from being recorded.issue, but why, I mean I dont want to record them, and theyāre not used in the energy dashboard at all? So why bother?
So odd I didnāt see this during the beta, because weāve been at it for a weekā¦
hmm, I dont get it yet. it was caused by the fact I had device_class: power on these sensors:
unit_of_measurement: kW
value_template: >
{{value|round(2)}}
# device_class: power
state_class: measurement
wasnt that the correct combination? must have missed that. All my W sensors have that combination too and are fine. Must be a bug after all then.
filed it: https://github.com/home-assistant/core/issues/57203
it wasnāt ignorable
people hated it
so we moved away to use SSDP / zeroconf / dhcp as standalone discovery integrations and they trigger discovered config flow discovery is old and should be removed really
I just added that it seems to be a translation issue:
Translation Error: The intl string context variable "state_unit" was not provided to the string "The unit (''{state_unit}'') of the recorded statistics doesn't match a unit of device class ''{device_class}''."
tplink stopped working again (https://github.com/home-assistant/core/issues/45943)ā¦all switches and plugs are now āunavailableā. This has happened earlier with other releases as well! They were working fine and stopped working after updating to new HA version today!
I found that my TP-Link lights that were unavailable after the upgrade had a new entity id with [old entity id]_2. Check your entities, that may have happened to you as well. And of course, update any automations, light groups, etc. that may have used the old entity id.
After upgrading the homeassistant core, the load on the cpu has increased significantly. There is nothing in the logs, everything works correctly, but the load average is around 1.3 (normally on my raspberry pi 4 it is around 0.2). I uninstalled the only custom component I was using (Overkiz). I canāt figure out which HA operation in particular is occupying the CPU. I tried rebooting from a clean DB, but nothing has changed.
I use this integrations:
fritz!wlan
homekit controller
Daikin AC
Google Cast
Hacs
IPP
Kodi
Mosquitto Broker
Nest
Nmap
Philips Hue
Shelly
Sony Bravia
certificate expiration
waze
twinkly
wled
xiaomi miio
yeelight
Iāve tried to rollback to 2021.09.7, load average is 0.2, but all long term statistics disappeared
They were working fine and stopped working after updating to new HA version today!