@jwelvaert
I just uploaded release v3.2b4 to the iCloud3 GitHub Development Repo which fixes this issue. Go to HACS and select ‘Update Information’, then ‘Redownload’ and you should be all set.
Manually updating the permissions on the directory seem to have fixed the login issue, but curious as to why it’s setting such unusual permissions (I’d get if it was 0x700, which works and is what I set it to)
Thank you. It is working now.
I was wondering if there is a way to force the recreation of the dashboard?
During my debugging, i ended up blowing away all the icloud3 config (using the “DELETE ALL ICLOUD3 CONFIGURATION FILES > Delete the iCloud3 Configuration files in the ‘.storage/icloud3’ directory. Apple Accts will be reverified.”) option.
Now I don’t get presented any options for creating / updating a dashboard.
I tried following this link
but can’t find the " iCloud3 Dashboard Builder screen"
Thanks!
@kmobnz
The Dashboard Builder is in iCloud3 v3.2 which is available on the iCloud3 and Development Repo and has not been released in the general iCloud3 site yet. I hope to do that in a few days.
I have just updated the Development Version Repo to v3.2b5.
The iCloud3 Development Repo is not in the base HACS but can be added as a custom repository. The instructions to do that are here if you nee to do that.
Hi everyone,
I’m setting up iCloud3 in Home Assistant for the first time. The device_tracker entity was created successfully (e.g., device_tracker.my_iphone_icloudv3), and I can see attributes like battery_level, battery_status, and gps_accuracy listed under this tracker.
However, no individual sensor. entities were created for these attributes. Is this expected behavior, or am I missing something in the configuration?
I would really appreciate any guidance on how to properly expose these attributes as separate sensor entities if needed.
Thanks in advance for your help!
Please ignore this now. They all came out after a few more hours. thank you!