I’ve tried the most recent version in HACS as well as manually installing 0.4.0b2 and 0.4.0b1 and am never able to get this to work. I followed the instructions up top to get the issue_token and cookie.
While the HA GUI says “Unable to connect” I do see network connections from my HA system to the IP for accounts.google.com when using tcpdump on my firewall.
I don’t see any logs for this integration in home-assistant.log so I’m not sure what else to do as far as troubleshooting goes. Any ideas anyone?
EDIT: Added a screenshot. Disregard the ‘unexpected error’ because after submitting the creds below, I get the “Failed to connect” error.
EDIT2: Solved my issue. IPv6 wasn’t getting out on my IOT vlan. Even though HA did an A and AAAA lookup, it never fell back to IPv4 for some reason. Explicitly permitted IPv6 to 443/tcp and this nest integration is now working with 0.4.0b4.
I’ve used the original API based method for years in my last home assistant install, and am about to try the beta… but I just wanted to ask… are there any security implications of sharing what looks like a Google Account cookie here? Is it only giving access to nest, or the entire google account?
(I’m not saying I don’t trust the author by the way… just assessing before committing)
Brilliant!!! Have been banging my head against the wall with the native Nest integration for months and stumbled across this today. Within 15mins, I could finally see the Nest Protect in all its glory within HA. So happy
I got my smoke detectors connected but now i want to add them to my HomeKit (Homekit bridge via Home Assistant).
I have 10 smoke detectors and get 190 entities. All of them are switches (Heads-Up,
Nightly Promise, Pathlight, Steam Check) and binary sensors, but even selecting all of them, the only things i get in HomeKit are the switches. I don’t get a smoke detector or CO detector. Is this possible?
