MyQ garage opener hub integration not working

We need a sticky topic for this…

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It’s called this:
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oh good, I thought it was just me.

At least for me, myQ has stopped working. Wonder if Chamberlain changed things.

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Someone has opened an issue on github, and a fix is already in the works, just need to sit back and wait for it to come with the next small update :slight_smile:

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Ok… I’ve waited 12 minutes … is it ready yet? /s :wink:

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OK, while we wait :slight_smile: (and thanks to those who are working on it) - is there a better “packaged” alternative to myQ? By packaged i mean something i can buy and install (not build).

This cycle of works-breaks-works is not great. thx.

Personally, I only use the myq integration for door status, not control, so I’ve switched to using IFTTT to turn an input boolean on and off to relay door status. I’ve found it to be faster and much less prone to these breakdowns.

This fix worked for me. Stupid chamberlain, they are jerks

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It appears that the MyQ integration has stopped working. I cannot troubleshoot enough to determine if this is the integration or the API with MyQ. Based on prior posts, it seems to be an API change that is causing the issue.

Can someone point me to where I need to file a bug report?

the fix below resolves the issue…it might be included in the next release of the product.

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FYI: If you are impatient for a new homeassistant build, once the pymyq fix is posted, you can update your home assistant yourself. I use docker supervised, but I am sure it is similar for other installations.

  1. ssh in developer mode or the host system and find your docker instance with “docker ps” (for me I am looking for container homeassistant/qemux86-64-homeassistant:2020.12.1)
  2. docker exec -it container# /bin/bash (where container# is the id of the homeassistant container)
  3. vi /usr/src/homeassistant/homeassistant/components/myq/manifest.json
  4. Google how to use vi, because I always forget
  5. Change requirements of pymyq to the latest version. Can be found at pymyq · PyPI
  6. Exit out of container and reboot.
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Come on guys…please…

You don’t like seeing multiple topics about the same thing? :smile:

Nope…it infuriates me

It would involve using the search function to find the existing topic though - that’s hard.

Oh, I know… that’s why my link above goes to my post which looks like this:
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This is at least the third thread on the same issue

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Every time it happens it must be a unique issue that no one else is facing, so why would you even try and search :wink: