Check configuration within the studio core server editor?

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hya all.

when using studio core server, is there no way to check configuration within the editor? do i have to manually exit the editor and go to the developer tools each time?

thx a lot

Z

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Studio code server menu → terminal → run terminal then enter ha core check. Could probably make it a task for easy reuse, haven’t tried it though.

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In any event you can (shock horror) open another tab or browser window and check config in there.

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Too much effort. I have an automation run config check for me on change of a yaml file and send me a notification with the results :joy:

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ooo thats a great idea!

@CentralCommand mind sharing the automation yaml?

best

Z

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Yes but you’ll have to give me a bit. I’ll have to pull a few pieces together into a package since it’s more then just an automation. Not easy to do on my phone so I’ll make it when back on my laptop.

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When in studio code editor hit control-shift p and select “check configuration” from the resulting menu. It will be the default action the next time you use the key combination.

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@mterry63

wow awesome just what I was looking for!

Z

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I use firefox and when using that key combi it opens a private session in firefox…:man_shrugging:

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Maybe you can change that combo in the Studio Code Editor.
Menu → File → Preferences → Keyboard Shortcuts →

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Ok sorry that took so long but here’s the package with my automated config check automation:

Couple notes:

  1. I don’t know if you can actually put allowlist_external_dirs in a package like this. You might have to pull that part out of the package and put it in your configuration.yaml. I’ve never tried that before.
  2. I have everything in packages so when I list /config/packages as a folder to watch that is basically my entire configuration. If you don’t have everything in a subfolder like that then you can list /config here it just gets really noisy since the logfile and db file are both in there. It’ll work though since it filters out files without yaml as the extension.