Hi all,
Possibly been asked before but I couldn’t find a resolution. Running Hass.io with HA 0.99.2.
I exclude many domains and entities from my history. I’ve split its config out into a separate file for ease of manageability like so:
history: !include history.yaml
And in that file I specify the exclusions like so:
# Enables support for tracking changes over time.
# Do not include these in the History:
exclude:
domains:
- automation
- weblink
- updater
- group
- binary_sensor
- script
- input_select
- device_tracker
entities:
# System Monitoring
- sensor.memory_use_percent
- sensor.processor_use
- sensor.current_version
- sensor.last_boot
- sensor.system_uptime
- sensor.comms_input_status
- sensor.comms_last_self_test_result
- sensor.comms_last_test
- sensor.comms_last_transfer_reason
- sensor.comms_output_load
- sensor.comms_power_input
- sensor.comms_transfer_reason
- sensor.comms_ups_battery_capacity
- sensor.comms_ups_battery_temperature
- sensor.comms_ups_runtime_remaining
(And so on).
This works well. HOWEVER, supposing I want to include one entity from a domain that I have excluded? It looks like an “include:” before my exclusions should work…
# Enables support for tracking changes over time.
# Explicitly include these in the History:
include:
entities:
- binary_sensor.33_heated_towel_rail_button
# Do not include these in the History:
exclude:
domains:
- automation
- weblink
- updater
- group
- binary_sensor
- script
- input_select
- device_tracker
entities:
# System Monitoring
- sensor.memory_use_percent
- sensor.processor_use
(And so on).
This completely breaks the history. The pane is now blank:
Has anybody run into a similar problem?
Regards,
Michael