I’m specifically trying to add covers, a Fibaro Roller Shutter, called: cover.living_curtain_left_level. Actually I just want anything to show up to prove that my config is actually working.
google_assistant:
project_id: <my project>
api_key: <my key>
expose_by_default: true # trying to get anything to show up.
exposed_domains: #trying to list anything
- switch
- light
- group
- scene
- cover
I’ve tried without exposed_domains with expose_by_default. Without expose_by_default with exposed_domains. I’ve added extra entity_config: with expose true. But nothing shows.
I’m wondering how I can troubleshoot what is happening, are there logs for this connection attempt on either the Google Home app or Home Assistant? I’ve checked out home-assistant.log which has nothing. Can I test what is being exposed without Google Home?
I don’t know of a way to see which devices are exposed to google
But i know you have to call the google_assistant.request_sync service everytime you add/remove devices from home assistant.
I guess you added the changes after you linked your account?
Then please try to call the google_assistant.request_sync using the web ui and on the sidebar the remote symbol.
Then reload the google home app and there should be something
So while it says "Successfully linked your [test] " on the Google Home app, nothing at all shows up in the list including the [test] account, which isn’t there in the linked services. It still shows in the “Add new”. Doing a sync on the Google Home side, doesn’t have this service listed. Running a “google_assistant.request_sync” on the Home Assistant fails with a “aiohttp.client_exceptions.ClientResponseError: 404, message=‘Not Found’” and a “aiohttp.client_exceptions.ClientConnectionError: Connection closed” but I guess because it wasn’t set up right in the first place.
I saw others had posted in the forums with the same problem, but their issue was they had uppercase letters for the exposed_domains. I have the same symptoms, so guessing it is relating to the way I’m trying to expose my cover devices.