@Slobadx Nice found! It does shows a list which files to be excluded. Thanks!
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!
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!
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.
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.
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.