Thanks mate!
Found these instructions on a Youtube clip for setting up the broadlink, worked for me:
To find the .storage, go to Supervisor\Dashboard\File editor\configuration and remove the line which says .storage
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Well done followed your advice works immediately, well done!
I changed the file configuration by placing some #### before that - /.storage
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this worked for me!! none of the other suggestions did… thanks man
This is the MVP for this problem.
@liviumac, thank you! Using the samba add on was the only way I could access the .storage folder. I was unable to see the .storage filder using either of the following add-ons:
grazie! così funziona anche da remoto!
Glad it helped
In the meantime I found a more elegant solution: go to the configuration tab of the file editor addon and you should see a config line which specifies folders to be ignored. Just delete the storage folder from there and you should be able to see it in file editor afterwards.
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Thanks mate. in windows 10. click the windows button and type in hiden files to open the settings ->on change settings to show hidden files → click on settings and tick show hidden files on the next screen->click apply
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In VS Code go to file → preferences → settings
and in the search bar, search for “.storage”
then delete whatever json setting that you don’t want to hide that specific file
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I could access the folder, but I can’t seem to edit the core.device_registry file and make it stick
I think each time I edit the file, then I press restart, and HA must save the file immediately at that point, making my changes lost. But I can’t access the storage when off as HA is on a VM.
^ that’s the one. Here’s detail for anyone that needs it - also don’t forget to backup before you tinker. From the Sidebar I went to Settings → Addons-> File Editor.
Choose Configuration tab (at the top), mine had 4 balloons above the “ignore pattern” box including .storage which I removed by pressing the x then clicking SAVE at the bottom right. This prompted a restart of the add-on.
Following this the .storage folder was visible in my file editor under config/ and I was able to access the files.
Thanks for the simple fix!
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If you use the File Editor addon, you can go to the Configuration, remove .storage in the Ignore Pattern, go to Save, and restart File Editor.
Done!
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Searching for .storage didn’t show any results in my VS Code Settings. However searching for the settings name which is files.exclude did it.
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I find the samba is a great tool for find hidden folders like this
ANy idea how to configure this for studio Code server? i can use go to file: .storage/XXXXX
but it is not the easy way to access files…
thansk
Go to Studio Code Server/Manage (cog icon at bottom)/Text Editor/Files and remove the entry for .storage from the exclude list. Now the folder will show up and all files like all others.
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Thansk, I did not find this option and it works (but not sure i had to do it on Safary, asdid not works on chrome)
Thank you. Finally able to access the lovelace of the default dashboard.