Hello all,
Is the subject not an acceptable thing to do?
I would really like to have all of my scripts in the frontend as to not have to use studio code server but maybe that isn’t possible?
Below is a screenshot of the repair warning I am getting. This was gotten even after a restart.
script.speech_engine exist with no status warning
Could you clarify what you mean by “moved”? Cut and pasted yaml? Copied whole yaml files?
What’s wrong with packages? They greatly reduce the size of my YAML files.
@jackjourneyman @stevemann I ended up getting this all corrected but I do feel like I may have stumbled upon a bug or something. I used the migrate function to move a number of my scripts into the ui. The entity names all got a count number added to them on the new “ui” script. This makes sense, so far. Now I went to devices/ entities page and delete the old script that did not have the count number at the end. At this point, I went and renamed the ones that had the count number at the end to remove the number. Then I restarted home assistant. When I came back into HA, I had all of those repair messages in my repair list. The entities show up properly in the ui with no count number at the end of them as my original screenshots show. But when I went into the scripts.yaml file, all of the ones that were the issues still had the count number after them in the yaml file. Somehow the ui entity name was not lining up with the entity name in the scripts.yaml file. I have it all fixed now after finding that. But I do believe there is an issue there.
@stevemann, I don’t mind yaml packages, I just prefer to work in the ui because I’m not very handy when it comes to working in text environments, almost like a programmer. Which a programmer/ scripter I definitely am not.
