My home feed cards all just stopped working with the latest HA June beta. Lovelace starts to load and then turns blank. Same on all my computers and all devices. Not a cache issue. Commenting out the cards allows Lovelace to load correctly. I have not made any changes to the cards or my system so I don’t think the issue is on my end.
Anyone else savings this?
I’ve published a new beta of this, 0.6.0b1, which uses an embedded lit-element to avoid this issue.
Can you please give that a go and let me know if it works for you?
The beta (0.6.0b1) was available via HACS if you have the beta releases option enabled, I have now published it to release (0.6.0).
If you have updated to that version and still have issues, you may need to clear the cache in the browser (this is sometimes necessary when updating).
Somthing is wrong with the documentation, or the card itself.
Because if I space out from the next element after “type:” I get an error.
If I keep it in the same line it works.
Another question.
Is there a way to only show the event in the feed if the entity changes state to somthing specific?
Like: Only show when light.outside turn on, but not when it is turning of
Version 0.6.0 should be identical to 0.6.0b1, it is the same code published as a non-Beta version.
Have you tried clearing the cache in the web browser (or, if you use Chrome, use Developer Tools and the “Emty cache and hard reload” option on the reload button)? That is sometimes needed.
For future, to allow beta versions you need to use the Reinstall option for that card in HACS, make sure that the “Show beta versions” toggle is on, and then click on Install.
I’ve released a new beta version, 0.6.3b2, which preloads more elements to avoid this error.
Can you please try with that version and let me know if it fixes it for you?
Just installed this card and are tweaking around with it. Is it possible to only show events happening between a specific timeframe during the last day? In my case, I want to see the events (with timestamp) from motion sensors happening between 11am-6am, and only the last day. The sensors have a device_class of timestamp.