I’ll check everything I can. It’s odd to me that the corners are all rounded in the “thumbnail” image while in edit mode though, just not in the actual dashboard.
Is there an easy way to pull in a list of items by label in node red yet? Can’t seem to see a service i can call for this - maybe i’m just missing something obvious. Since most of my automation is in node red, this is currently limiting the benefits of labels for me.
when you’ve multi-selected x items and selected to add them to a category, they remain selected - meaning you have to unselect them before you select your next set or they will move again. I got caught out by this on several occasions while trying to categorise my stuff.
Thanks again to all the hardworking devs who’ve done an excellent job.
This might be helpful. It shows how to create a Trigger-based Template Sensor to periodically get the daily weather forecast and store it in an attribute named forecast. Then you simply point forecast_daily_template to that Template Sensor’s forecast attribute.
The example also shows how to round the weather values but that’s completely optional. If you don’t need rounding, there’s a simpler version of the Trigger-based Template Sensor shown here.
Feature-wise an awesome release! But am I really the only one having issue with high CPU usage after this update? Can’t figure out what is causing it. Disabled all integration that are “known” to be cpu intensive, but that does not seem to make a difference. Recorder even stops after a while. Was hoping 2024.4.1 would solve it, but alas… Reboot brings it down a for a little while, but it keeps spiking.
So many cool features, I can’t wait until the 2nd or 3rd patch to upgrade! I can see that 2024.4.1 has already been released, this is why I never upgrade to .0
I feel that “Group by State” should list the “On” category before “Off” (yes, I understand alphabetically we get Off>On). If an automation is off, it’s usually not something I use and is therefor less important to me (although I do have some that are turned on/off by other automations, they’re irrelevant here).
labels are just a general way to group things together. add as many labels as you want, or keep it simple with less. i don’t plan on having many
i have automations and scripts that work together to perform security related tasks, so I tag them all “security” to easily find them all. I then tag one of those automations with a “notify” label as well because it sends a notification to my phone if motion is detected while I’m not home. I also tag “notify” to the automation that plays a message on my voice assistant if there’s an upcoming calendar event when I wake up; that way I can find all the things that perform alerts in case I get a new device and I need to update an entity_id