I don't have a Maintenance dashboard to enable (add to sidebar). Maybe I am doing something wrong. Any ideas?
Nvm - shift+F5 refresh and its there.
With the new RF implementation, is there a integration needed foe every device brand? I like to just record the signal from a "no name" garage door opener an send it. It did work with flipper zeros raw mode (thus it is no rolling code). Is that possible?
Same here, ZBT-2 appearing twice - has anyone any idea how to remove one of it safely (on haos) without taking the risk of frying my matter environment?
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Yet another UI 'improvement' Last month we received white dot next to highlighted sidebar icon (when sidebar was collapsed). Something to survive with, even if colour was not controllable. This month dot exploded and stopped to move along with cursor. Now we have 'lovely' tooltips, that not only matches 'perfectly' theme, but also refuse to vanish, once cursor is moved to next item:
Where on the roadmap are these changes?
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Many things that are added are not on the roadmap. Also, those tool tips should disappear (and they do for me). I suggest you clear your cache and refresh the page and see if they disappear after you hover over off an item.
If they do not, start HA in safe mode to disable all custom elements and see if they disappear after hovering to a new item. If they do not, it's likely an issue and should be written up.
Lastly, you can always theme tool tips:
ha-tooltip-text-color: blue
ha-tooltip-background-color: red
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I see the Victron GX integration is added. Currenly i use the MQTT integration through HASS. I cannot determine if the new integration also supports CerboGX device configured as bridge within mosquitto? That is how we configured it now..
On a test instance, I tested Victron GX.
Stopped the mosquitto add-on which was running: integration is connected directly to VenusOS without need of MQTT add-on.
MQTT integration deactivated: I still receiving datas from integration.
I think new toggles are a bit too contrast on dark theme..
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Yeah, I didn't mean it to be rhetorical. It was an honest question. I'm not trying to demand any features either. Just hoping that they'll consider it.
Having some issues after this update. Reboot, power-off cycle didn't solve it. Seems Python related. Anyone knows how to solve? I can't find the issue in any of the known issues.
Logger: homeassistant.setup
Bron: setup.py:278
Eerst voorgekomen: 18:36:38 (8 gebeurtenissen)
Laatst gelogd: 18:36:52
Setup failed for 'zha': Could not setup dependencies: homeassistant_hardware
Setup failed for 'tailscale': Requirements for tailscale not found: ['tailscale==0.7.0'].
Setup failed for 'homeassistant_yellow': Could not setup dependencies: homeassistant_hardware
Setup failed for custom integration 'gardena_smart_system': Requirements for gardena_smart_system not found: ['py-smart-gardena==1.3.12'].
Setup failed for 'volvo': Requirements for volvo not found: ['volvocarsapi==0.4.3'].
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I just installed the update and noticed that all of my zigbee devices connected by zigbee2mqtt were not working. Every entity on every device had the "this entity is no longer being provided by the integration". I went to the Z2M dashboard and all the devices were controllable from its dashboard and I could see sensors reporting. So, Z2M and HA seemed to get disconnected as a results of the update. I rolled-back to a snapshot taken of the HA VM before the update and tried again, but got the same result. I tried a full reboot of my HA VM and reset my coordinators - no impact. Anyone else experienced this?
make sure your MQTT broker is running.
Z2M -> MQTT Broker -> HA MQTT Integration
Is RF transceiver only supported via esphome or also if connected directly to e.g. a rpi?
also could use adjustable thresholds for the low battery color coding, a freshly recharged rechargeable in an IKEA device will read an orange-coded percentage which makes the color coding highly distracting!
How to add newly introduced Maintenance dashboard to the sidebar? I don't see it among the system dashboards which can be added or removed from the sidebar in the user profile.
Thanks!
The Overflow option to the right of the Dashboard allows one to Edit or Make Default. Edit allows it to be added to the sidebar and/or to make it Admin-Only.
Bob, thanks a lot! I'd never found it myself. Even after your comment it was not immediately obvious where to look for the Edit button. I was looking for the Overflow button (three dots) on the dashboard itself and was perplexed by its absence.
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In my setup: UI->Settings->Dashboards. Goto the "Maintenance" entry's 3-dots, click edit and you'll see a selection to add to sidebar.
Like many others here, I've had my own custom solution to this for years that shows only batteries that are dead, a color-coded battery indicator on my status page that links to a batteries page showing all battery states, including the one or more that triggered the state, and includes a user-defined time setting to weed out false alarms (especially good for temp sensors that might hover at a fixed temp for several hours between updates). It doesn't rely on "battery level" reports form devices, as I've found them to be dubious at best at reporting reality. I've had numerous devices go dormant reporting 80% battery level. The ONLY sure way I've found is to notice when a device stops reporting anything at all. I'm hoping this new Battery Page takes some of this into account.
I wish they'd wait to "deliver" these new UI features until they can at least match the old way people are currently using things so that they are only usable to new users with simple needs. I get the excitement and trying to make everything easy for new users but it makes me worry that these new UI features may NEVER match the utility of the YAML methods they intended to (and may one day actually) replace, breaking a lot of legacy work.
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Regarding the roadmap and public visibility, is there someway to understand the progress towards the intention mentioned in 2025 "From shared wisdom to collective intelligence" ?