Im not smart (I’ve come to terms with that) and I need help. I updated everything a couple a days ago. I’ve installed a motion sensor, ikea via ZHA yesterday. That’s pretty much everything I’ve done the last couple of days. I really tried fixing this myself, because I’m sure its a idiot-question and solution. But I’m stuck…
I tried validating and restarting yesterday and got this.
The problem:
And I tried this: https://community.home-assistant.io/t/base-url-deprecation-but-unclear-what-to-do-about-it/200377?fbclid=IwAR1BCbl_fbhUNsyFH3nmfag8qUkI8Yh_9_i3igCWf0Ke0nx6-LWzJo6cBU0
I use duckdns and I’m a little unsure of my internal URL. But took local ip adress and: 8123.
I’ve removed the bas url completely from my yaml.file but that just got other log issues.
I get the log above and this when I try restarting HA:
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What are you trying to do with the resources part?
Doesn’t seem to me to belong where it is but in the frontend: section if it’s part of your frontend.
You still need the http: line above your SSL lines, currently ha is trying to assign them to the Google integration which they have nothing to do with.
This guy should definitely not be manually adding resources in configuration.yaml and should be using the UI (which HACS will have already done for him as its a …/community/… url)
True
There are so many outdated guides and videos.
It’s fine to use these get ideas and a to see how things can come together but really need to check the docs for each integration to see if things have changed in the meantime.
Indeed - it’s a shame because a lot of people have put a lot of effort into writing guides and making videos, but they go out of date so easily and this is a classic example of the problems it causes.
So OP has found an old guide and put something like
Gets error message because base_url is deprecated and gets stuck. Still doesn’t look at the documentation, so then deletes the base_url line but also removes the http: line - world begins to collapse around the OP making homeassistant look like it’s ‘too hard to do’.
Whereas, if OP had simply looked at the docs and copied exactly the code in there…
Appreciated, and I’m certainly not trying to have a dig at you.
Just trying to highlight the problem that following old guides causes, when the documentation is kept up-to-date and contains all the code you need in a (usually) simple copy and paste format.
Well, until yesterday everything was going rather good, nothing had been going wrong the two weeks I’ve been at it. I’ve tried using up-to-date guides. And trying to be restricted in using configuration.yaml because Im new and don’t want to mess up. But hey, I’ll get back it and trying to fix this.