So I’ve avoided .0 releases like the plague for a year now because something always goes south on me. I decided “hey, this one doesn’t have too much going on and literally two new features that are useful to me, so why not”. I am already seeing a key integration “SecuritySpy” lost three sensors, not sure why, but fortunately the cameras still feed into HA so I’m sort of on the fence of keeping or restoring. I guess I’ll know in a couple hours after things happen.
I’ll be chuffed if it fixes some ongoing errors I’ve been dealing with, which is a big reason I updated.
Seems strange, these entities have 2 attributes each (nothing long at all) and update rarely. You might have another issue somewhere that triggers this.
Thanks for the valve type, it definitely was a gaping hole. I’ve had a water-main valve for almost as long as I’ve had Home Assistant, I documented a howto here.
Two questions:
Does ESPhome export this valve type properly yet?
Will HomeKit recognize this valve as, well, a HomeKit “valve”?
Hello, after the update, the integration with Sonoff stopped working, the devices are not responding to commands correctly, please check this urgently, thank you
Welcome @Lucianosouza99 , the sonoff integration does seem to be broken in this release. However this is an issue for the integration author, as it is a custom integration. There are at least two links to the GitHub issue for this, so please search the thread. Cheers.
I’m really not loving the trend towards dialogs for everything guys
Dialogs have their place but constantly bouncing in and out of dialogs when you’re trying to build an automation feels really inefficient. They can also be problematic in terms of data loss, as it’s really easy to slip up on my touchpad and dismiss an active dialog on accident.
FYI: HA 2024.1 does not play well with RCT Power (hacs), Gives:
Errors:
Setup failed for custom integration 'rct_power': Unable to import component: Exception importing custom_components.rct_power
02:10:54 – (FEL) setup.py
Unexpected exception importing component custom_components.rct_power
02:10:54 – (FEL) loader.py
Warning:
POWER_VOLT_AMPERE was used from rct_power, this is a deprecated constant which will be removed in HA Core 2025.1. Use UnitOfApparentPower.VOLT_AMPERE instead, please create a bug report at https://github.com/weltenwort/rct-power/issues
Making configurations, programming, troubleshooting, a phone or touch pad, Is inefficient, and risky, that’s your choice, whether it’s because of laziness or lack of proper equipment…
Yes, never use a .0 version on one side, but how do you detect errors if it’s not used on the other side? Hopefully the backup works to be able to rollback.