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
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
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.
In any event you can (shock horror) open another tab or browser window and check config in there.
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
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.
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.
I use firefox and when using that key combi it opens a private session in firefox…
Maybe you can change that combo in the Studio Code Editor.
Menu → File → Preferences → Keyboard Shortcuts →
Ok sorry that took so long but here’s the package with my automated config check automation:
Couple notes:
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./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.