@DavidFW1960
another question 
is it possible to disable/enable upfront the 30 days?
so lets say, i have enabled testing, i am at day 25 , then i disable / enable again , will it start again on day 1 ? i dont wanna try right now, since there are other issues at the moment with google …
I have updated account linking settings and i am getting the error GoogleFulfillment ‘actions.fulfillment.devices’ is not supported
How to resolve this issue
wait for a fix from google, or use the HA cloud
I have had a couple e-mail exchanges with Google support. As some of you already reported, Google is working on a fix. It is a bit disappointing that it is taking them this long to fix an issue that affects so many users. As far as I understand, there is no work-around at this moment other then if it still works for you, don’t hit new version in the simulator.
Robert
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so manu users? i dont so many users used this kind of method, but rather the official apps
so i dont think this is an high priority issue for google
There is a manual workaround:
- download the gactions cli at https://developers.google.com/actions/tools/gactions-cli
- authenticate with any command eg:
./gactions list --project [YOUT_PROJECT_ID] - download the json representation of your action:
./gactions get --project [YOUR_PROJECT_ID] --version draft > action.json - edit the json to 1. extract the only object from its array, 2. remove the nested “googleFulfillments” object
- push your fixed action into test:
./gactions test --project [YOUR_PROJECT_ID] --action_package ./action.json
This replaces the step 3 " Click Simulator under TEST" in the google assistant manual setup. And then it seems to work 
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how did you figure that out?
can you make a screenshot from it? does it look different? maybe with this approach if we dont need simulator, we are not stuck anymore with the 30 days limit test ?
in a french forum for the jeedom automation system (with similar messages about google fulfillment) someone hinted that it was doable with the command line
ah cool, can you share that link?
Nice 
I will try this tonight. If this resolves it, perhaps this should be captured in the component documentation for future reference
It looks exactly the same, I think it is the same but lets you fix the json beforehand.
For the 30 days, there is an update command in gactions, so it may be scriptable/cronable…
ok, really interesting, maybe we can use that gaction in some kind of automation from HA !
That link doesn’t show anything useful
I beg to differ
Après d’après l’issue ya moyen de le faire en ligne de commande.
which translate roughly to “this issue is solvable with the command line” was extremely useful 
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I have mine working now thanks to this! Much appreciated 
verry good to hear
Has anyone done this? Because it’s not working for me.
Linux version…
root@debian:/usr/share/hassio/homeassistant/g-actions# ./gactions get --project [xxxxxx] --version ‘draft’ > action.json
2019/02/21 08:08:51 Get https://actions.googleapis.com/v2/agents/[xxxxx]:listActionPackages: oauth2: cannot fetch token: 400 Bad Request
Response: {
“error”: “invalid_grant”,
“error_description”: “Bad Request”
When I did it on windows, it created the actions.json and you need to go to a web page to authorize and then you get a key to enter which I did:
C:\Users\david\Desktop>gactions get --project xxxx --version ‘draft’ > action.json
This is the auth key I got from the web site and enteredxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
ERROR: Couldn’t fetch version
ERROR: Request contains an invalid argument.
2019/02/21 08:12:16 Server did not return HTTP 200