How can I rollback to HomeAssistant 0.87?

[HypnoToad]

I’m having issues logging into 0.88 of some devices, and 0.87 was OK.

What’s the recommended way to rollback using HassIO?

Thanks

[hads514]

I think there are multiple methods, but here are two examples:

0.86.1 broke virtually everything

Although I was able to fix my issues this time, for future reference when problems with new versions occur: Even without a snapshot you can install the previous version of homeassistant. There are several ways to do this. Here is how I do it: Open homeassistant in google chrome (may work with other browsers?). Right click on the web-page. Choose “Inspect” from the menu Select the “Console” tab in the window. Paste the following in the console window: javascript:document.querySelector('ho…

0.86.1 broke virtually everything

This is the first upgrade ever since I started using HA that I have had a really bad experience. I am pretty meticulous with my naming and never had (and still do not have) double underscores, rogue underscores at start and end and definitely no capitals in entity names. Unfortunately my instance was still broken, so I downgraded back to 85.1 until I get time to have a proper play with 86 again. My main issue is with input_select options, which 0.86.x does not want to honour in my install. I…

[HypnoToad]

@hads514

hassio ha update --version=0.85.1

Thanks this method seems easier however, the command name is different for me:

hassio > hassio ha update --version=0.87.1
Error: unknown command "hassio" for "hassio-cli"

Did you mean this?
	hassos

Run 'hassio-cli --help' for usage.
FATA[0000] Error while executing rootCmd: unknown command "hassio" for "hassio-cli"

Did you mean this?
	hassos 

However justrunning ha update --version=0.87.1 from SSH seems to be working, thanks very much

[hads514]

@HypnoToad

Did you mean this? hassos

Not sure as I didn’t end up using that method. If anyone else knows, the clarification is appreciated.

[HypnoToad]

maybe I was using a different SSh addon or something - ha update --version=0.87.1 worked for me and I can now login again on my older devices, it looks like 0.88 was the issue after all.

[brendan]

It depends which SSH you go with.
If you use the one that drops to the hassio> prompt then yes, you just run it as ha update --version=0.xx.x
If you go to the root prompt, then you use the additional hassio prefix.

[HypnoToad]

Hi, I’m logging into to port 22222 as detailed here: https://developers.home-assistant.io/docs/en/hassio_debugging.html