I downloaded version 1.1.0 of hacs. I installed the system on docker. I am using the debian distribution that is being emulated with virtualbox and I have this error with hacs.
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ERROR
custom_components / hacs / __ init__py: 128
could not set loggin level to debug, logger is not enabled
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I do not see the option in settings to select the topic I want for Ha. I started searching about this problem and found this page https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/logger/
I thought that it could suddenly help me, I put the code in configuration.yaml I rebooted the system and it still doesn’t give me the option to show me the topics in settings.
What version of HA are you running? The current version of HACS requires 0.110 or higher. From what you wrote, I assume you installed the logger in the configuration.yaml. What exactly did you put in the configuration.yaml file to enable the logger?
la version que tengo es 0.111.1 this is what i put
Example configuration.yaml entry
logger:
default: critical
logs:
# log level for HA core
homeassistant.core: fatal
# log level for MQTT integration
homeassistant.components.mqtt: warning
# log level for all python scripts
homeassistant.components.python_script: warning
# individual log level for this python script
homeassistant.components.python_script.my_new_script.py: debug
# log level for SmartThings lights
homeassistant.components.smartthings.light: info
# log level for a custom component
custom_components.my_integration: debug
# log level for the `aiohttp` Python package
aiohttp: error
# log level for both 'glances_api' and 'glances' integration
homeassistant.components.glances: fatal
glances_api: fatal
And now, since I am using Debian, I looked at the permissions of the folders and I put the command chmod 777 ./hacs to give all the privileges to the folder and I restarted the system and nothing happened, it was not solved. I no longer have ideas on how to solve this problem, plus I reinstalled it 2 times. and both times the same error comes out
Ok since you didn’t use the code mode (</> ) that preserves spaces i’ll assume that you used proper indentation with your statements. Do you see any errors in the log? Also I’m not totally familiar with your installation, does it include the HA Supervisor or not?
Does not include the supervisor I have the system mounted on a docker. I control folders with vscode.
I never touch the files. I did everything the hacs.xyz tutorial told me and I have this error in the system
Not sure hacs can work in that environment. Not even sure why you are trying to add it. In truth, all it really does is copy files to the correct directories. You can do that all yourself manually as described in each component’s repository.