Hi,
I’m running hass.io on a Debian box with hass.io / docker.
Since upgrading from 0.106.x to 0.107.1 earlier today, home assistant will only work for a short period of time.
If I reboot the box, it works fine - next time I go to use it, the homeassistant container isn’t running.
I’ve not had chance to debug yet - can I easily downgrade back to 0.106 until i’ve got chance to take a proper look, or an updated version comes out.
Thanks,
Ian
Note that the reference @silvrr linked to works fine for Home Assistant, but last time I did this for hassio I had to use:
hassio ha core update --version=x.y.z
See this thread:
Note that things may have changed - as they do weekly with HA
I run my HA remotely after renting my house.
Is it safe to perform version change using the terminal add on?
Or should I use a genuine ssh login and do it that way?
Personally I use the Terminal & SSH add-on from the official add-ons repository, the web based terminal saves you having a client so you can do stuff from your phone or tablet.
This is the one you have linked above.
But the best option is to take a snapshot before upgrade. Especially in your case where you have full access after upgrade. I have used the snapshot in the worst case scenario of a full rebuild after failed upgrade (well before they had safe-mode).
Hi, just did it and your code gave me:
The ‘hassio’ command is deprecated, please use the ‘ha’ instead!
So the one that has been working is
ha core update --version=0.116.4
And if anybody is interested: in Hassio supervisor, I went to add-on store, then installed this addon “Terminal & SSH”. Started it and re-typed the code above.
Thanks for the current syntax - rolled back to 0.116.4 perfectly!
Ok I am able to run the command but what version do I use to get back to 2021.12?
