The authlib maintainer released a new version (0.15.5) that works with the latest httpx version that Home Assistant is using, so I just released a new version of the integration that uses it. v0.7.8 is currently marked as a pre-release, so you’ll need to enable “Show beta versions” in the “Reinstall” section to see it. If you used the workaround of putting the older httpx package in your config directory, you should delete the config/httpx directory before using this new integration version.
To summarize:
In the three-dot menu for the integration in HACS, select “Reinstall” and ensure that “Show beta releases” is enabled
Select “Update information” from the three-dot menu and v0.7.8 should show up as an update
Update to v0.7.8, but don’t restart HA yet
Remove the config/httpx directory if you followed my earlier instructions to place an older httpx package version in there. To remove it, you can use Samba, SSH, or whatever mechanism you used to put it there in the first place.
Restart HA and make sure everything is working
If I don’t hear any negative feedback on the new version in a week or so, I’ll promote it to an official release. Let me know if you see anything wrong, particularly around temperature conversions in the states or attributes - there was some work done around that in HA and I’m not sure if I got it right for all locales.
So I updated HA core & OS and the integration stopped working.
Foolishly I didn’t come to the forum to find a fix but instead deleted the integration and reinstalled it.
Now I am stuck with an “unknown error” on the initial setup page.
Please assist. I was enjoying the integration all along and even added a zigbee button that worked well
This looks very cool, I’m looking at new machines at the moment as was looking at a Rocket until I stumbled across this, being a big HASS user.
Just wanted to confirm that the “switch.<machine_name>_main” in HASS turns the machine on/off right? So you can turn it on/off remotely and then do anything with that switch as you would a normal, expose to Google Assistant/Alexa, do wacky/custom schedules that turn it on/off based on different things?
Yes, it’s identical to bringing the machine in and out of ‘standby’, which is what happens from the front panel (on a GS/3, at least). It’s a switch in HA like any other switch.
Yes you can do all that. I turn mine on with my phone alarm. By the time I muck around snoozing and getting out of bed the machine is up to temp and ready to go. An absolute life saver!
First of all great community! Thanks so much everyone for the work you are putting into this!
Currently I’m failing retrieving credetials using iOS 15 anyone succeed here? Probably I have to disable ceritifacte pinning… this is only possible through a jailbreak, though…
For me, the app works fine. I just followed the instructions from that link using mitmproxy and it successfully spat out my credentials and secrets when logging into the app. I’m using the iOS 15.2 beta.
I installed mitmproxy on the Linux box that’s running my HA instance with sudo apt install mitmproxy, downloaded find-auth.py from here, and ran mitmdump -p 8081 -q -s find-auth.py. I then configured the proxy on my Wifi connection on my iPhone to “manual” and gave it the address of my Linux server and 8081 as the port. I started the La Marzocco app on my iPhone, logged in, and the client_id, client_secret, username, and password were displayed in the shell.
I had done this a while ago, but you also need to install and trust the mitmproxy cert by navigating to mitm.it once the server is running. Don’t forget Settings->General->About->Certificate trust settings to trust the root cert.
I found MacOS to be a little challenging for this because of the security settings. I’ve gotten it to work, but just make sure you say ‘yes’ to any permissions dialogs that pop up, and I vaguely recall that I had to do something else to give Python additional permissions. If you don’t see any traffic, some Googling should point you in the right direction.
I bought the Linea Mini and got this setup, works great, thanks! I’ve got it hooked up to Google and a bunch of other automations to decide whent to run the machine on/off, so gooood! The machine by itselfs rocks as it is.
FYI - I had a lot of intermittent WiFi issues, enough so that I set up a ping uptime alert. I emailed La Marzaocco and a tech from Italy upgraded firmware within a couple of hours of emailing them (I’m in Australia!)…awesome service. Fixed the issue straight away for anyone else that might have connectivity issues.
