Some integrations (Tuya and Govee for me) stop working and need to be reloaded.
In my case it happens every time I reboot (for whatever reason) my router.
I haven’t found a way to schedule this.
Is there a way to schedule the reload of an integration to run every x hours/minutes/days?
Thank you
Air
Yes, you can select Time and Location -> Time Pattern as Trigger in an Automation and then Call Service in the Action and select:
Home Assistant Core Integration: Reload config entry
And select the Integration to reload.
I do something like that, however I just check if a state is Unknown or Unavailable instead of using a Time Pattern.
I too have reloaded misbehaving integrations when they are unavailable but this is just a temporary solution. The root cause of the problem should be found and addressed.
Debugging misbehaving integrations should be done by following this guide:
Let me know if you need help implementing it.
Yes it is a solution.
I set up this automation:
alias: Reload Tuya + Govee Integrations
description: ""
trigger:
- platform: time
at: "07:00:00"
condition: []
action:
- service: homeassistant.reload_config_entry
data:
entry_id: 85a2f0874a1fd8d1a14345d054aa7a58
- service: homeassistant.reload_config_entry
metadata: {}
data:
entry_id: 6e40279b48e76b80b17f473147c9ecb7
mode: single
But it has been executed Just one time.
Not every day.
I don’t understand why…
I set up this automation:
alias: Reload Tuya + Govee Integrations
description: ""
trigger:
- platform: time
at: "07:00:00"
condition: []
action:
- service: homeassistant.reload_config_entry
data:
entry_id: 85a2f0874a1fd8d1a14345d054aa7a58
- service: homeassistant.reload_config_entry
metadata: {}
data:
entry_id: 6e40279b48e76b80b17f473147c9ecb7
mode: single
When I try to modify it to be triggered by the Integration state, I don’t find the what to check: Entity or Device (Integration state is not present)?
I check the state of one of the entities the integration provides. It becoming unavailable usually means the integration needs reloading.
The automation doesn’t start, so no trace is present.
When i start it manually, all tasks are completed correctly
Your automation is using a Time Trigger set for 07:00. It’s one of the simplest and most reliable triggers because all it needs to do is wait for the system clock to
advance to the specified time. There’s something fundamentally wrong if a simple Time Trigger fails to work on your system.
Enter the following template in the Template Editor and confirm it reports the correct date, time, and timezone offset for your location.
{{ now() }}
When you run it manually, it doesn’t exercise the automation’s trigger and simply executes its actions.
I’m new to HA.
Could you please explain me how to do that, step by step?
Thing I think is better to know:
Thank you
If a Time Trigger only triggers once but never again and a Sun Trigger works only sometimes but not every day, then there’s a fundamental problem with your system.
I don’t know what that problem might be but it makes discussing automations pointless until the problem is resolved.
What version of Home Assistant do you have and which installation method did you use?
Most importantly, check the Logs for any warning or error messages.