I’ve been having this issue for a while so i’m hopeful there is an easy solution for this as I don’t see others having this problem. When we experience a power outage, my server often comes back up before all the wifi gear and/or the internet does, so any integration relying on connectivity (e.g. Ecobee, MyQ, BroadLink, LifX, etc) often are not available when Home Assistant boots up. It seems though that home assistant just says, oh, those aren’t available, and never tries to reconnect, so unless I wait for everything to come back up and then reboot Home Assistant again manually, these integrations are basically dead. As I have several automatons that rely on these being connected, i’m curious if there is some setting to tell home assistant to try to reconnect to these automatically? If not, am I missing something here? Any help is very much appreciated.
Bumping this just to see if anyone has any feedback on this. If there is a better place to post this, please let me know and I’ll move there. Thanks!
I have the same issue with Verisure. Not very often, but sometimes Verisure is not available at start up, and it of course fail to start the integration. When Verisure comes available again there is no way, that i know about, to restart the integration, or force it to retry. Only possible solution I have found is to restart HA.
Would have been nice if it were possible to start/restart the integration from the Info page.
I also want to bump this.
e.g. Doorbird just randomly decides to drop the integration and there is no way to re-connect it except restarting everything; which again is inconvenient because it drops active timers and other states.
Bump again.
Home Assistant and the Unifi Controller are on the same device and after a reboot Unifi always takes longer to be up-and-running, so HA gives an authentication error for the integration.
That way my presence detection and practically every Automation I have is broken after every reboot.
The only way to fix it is to go to Integrations and authenticate UniFi again, or just restart HA completely.
This should not be so hard?
Bumping again. Has anyone found a fix or workaround for this behavior of not retrying integrations if the first attempt fails?