Just updated to 2022.6 to find out my database server is to old, apparently it does not support old versions of MariaDB anymore. I looked into the breaking changes but it seems not listed there.
This might appear in your logs too:
Version 5.5.68 of MariaDB is not supported; minimum supported version is 10.3.0. Starting with Home Assistant 2022.6 this prevents the recorder from starting. Please upgrade your database software
@frenck shouldn’t this be added to the breaking changes section as it makes recorder and its dependancies fail to start?
Hmmm, I did not look that far back and can not remember seeing a depreciation warning in the logs. Than again, I don’t look at them that often when my stem just runs w/o issues. Need to do some upgrading then, if to find out what my options are
I have said it before, so I am repeating myself, but a page that showed all upcoming deprecations would be a useful reminder. Procrastination is an awful thing. One could easily have read that in Nov 2021 and thought “I must do something about that in the next 6 months”. A web page where one could go and tick stuff off would be useful.
I also have the same problem. When I open the Logbook from the side menu it is empty and after a while it starts to populate slowly with events as they occur. If however I go to the Integrations page for a device I can see all its events that are missing from the main Logbook.
I do have some domains and entities disabled in recorder.yaml but still have most of them enabled.
My logs don’t show anything that may help, certainly no messages as posted by @EmnaX
That’s unexpected since all the changes in .1 were for the database access and there weren’t any for the live processor. The reload button isn’t active when the live stream is connected, that is expected.
I agree that the release notes are a bit vague. Adding support for the Local API is in the works, however this will require quite some time, since all developers working on Overkiz integration are busy.
For now you can use the Overkiz integration (via another cloud API than the deprecated), which already works for many months without any issues. The local API will still have its limitations, for example not all devices (e.g. climate) are supported.
seems Ive stumbled onto something really odd: live logbook is ok, until I say something to Google and command any of the entities connected over GH/Cloud.
