HACS installation: Go to the hacs store and use the repo url https://github.com/DBuit/light-popup-card and add this as a custom repository under settings.
Call me stupid, blind, n00b, whatever, but I can’t seem to find where these settings are? I can find options in the integration, but that’s it.
That option is still there. Make sure that you’re on the Integrations page inside HACS (if you can see your address bar it should say /hacs/integrations).
I suspect you are on the core Integrations page (/config/integrations) which is different than HACS.
Make sure that you’re on the Integrations page inside HACS
Okay…there is no “Inside HACS” to speak of, in my case. This morning, it was there. After a few reboots, it’s gone. No HACS whatsoever (except that it couldn’t be installed via notifications). I shouldn’t have to spend an entire afternoon troubleshooting crap that’s not even in my control.
If the option “Custom repositories” is gone missing and google also directed you to this thread, the fix is to Ctrl+F5 the UI again, which then makes the option “Custom repositories” show up.
Also if the “Add” button doesn’t do anything, it actually produced an error message in a place that you can’t see which is something like “repository exists in the store”. You then have to leave this whole thing and go to the normal store list, were now your special custom repository showed up and then it can be installed from there.
well still a UI mess…
this results in:
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I have the problem that I can’t add Custom repositories any more.
Path I go: HACS -> Integrations -> ... -> Custom repositories
This ends up in a window, where the ADD-Button is grey, and can’t be presses. See the screenshot below:
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What am I doing wrong?
How can I add new repositories?
This is currently (2023-04-18) correct, but the dialog ADD button is grayed out. I think this has something to do with the base system installation method, but it should be explained somewhere. And give another solution.