EDIT: Never mind, it did guess the unit correctly and I can see the correct unit in the database - it was just the diagram in Lovelace that wasn’t showing it yet.
Hi,
I’m measuring my gas usage with the integration platform.
I have a sensor gas_current
that delivers current gas flow in m³/h. To get the total gas usage, I configured a sensor like this:
- platform: integration
name: Gas total
source: sensor.gas_current
round: 6
unit_time: h
unit: "m³"
method: left
The gas_current
sensor has a unit_of_measurement: "m³/h"
set.
With this I was able to get a sensor that I could use for HAs energy monitoring.
However, the unit
has now been deprecated and will be removed in the future, see: Deprecate definition of unit in integration sensors by dgomes · Pull Request #55876 · home-assistant/core · GitHub
Now I wonder how I can configure an integration like that in the future. I tried adding a new sensor for testing and left the unit
out, but the integration platform was not able to auto-determine the unit to m³/h x h
which would equal m³
.
How can I configure this correctly now, without the fixed unit?