Yes, in the Google Home App, in the same accounts. Remove the device and add it back and see if that helps, or create a new “Home” in the same and add the device to it. These are just guesses based on what i’ve seen people report working in the past.
I think this may be your issue? reported to google nest support previously Google Issue Tracker
Yes, i recommend users hitting this reply with details and work with them if they reach out. What’s helpful is if you give them a private google doc with: email address, timestamps + timezones, device access project ids, etc.
this all seems so fragile. I hesitate to consider creating yet another account to see if it works. I just paid them another $150 for the year don’t know if they will credit me or not…
waiting for a response on that ticket seems like a waste, there has been no activity in 5 months.
so, I added my last camera which is a Nest Doorbell (wired) to may account now the integration fails again. All of my cameras are 1st Generation, could it have something to do with it that the doorbell is 2nd generation?
On initial setup of the app you ‘develop’ when you get redirected and prompted to the Google login page, you specify which devices the app has access to. Have you revisited this authorisation page to include the new doorbell?
yes, when I go into the “Partner Connections Manager”, once I enable the access and reload the integration it then fails. It isn’t a matter of not seeing the new device, the entire integration crashes. It all seems very fragile.
I filed one, when I say crash, I mean the integration just fails. “setup failed, will retry” same API error as before. I really think it has to do with the mix of 1st Gen Cameras and the 2nd Gen doorbell.
After I added my doorbell, I enabled it then went to the integration and hit “reload” then boom, it failed. I think my account is toaste now.