I have a Netatmo thermostat and it used to work great with Home Assistant. I moved a couple of months ago and I am now trying to set up my home assistant instance from scratch. So far everything is working, except the Netatmo integration for my thermostat.
I checked, and the client id and secret are still correct.
Then, when I try to add the Netatmo component via the frontend, it just tells me āAbortedā, however there are no error logs in the log file and no other indication what is wrong.
I have tried taking the code away from the configuration.yaml, when I then try to add the integration, it does say that it needs the code in the config file to workā¦
Iām not sure that I understand what you are asking, but I usually do the frontend configuration via Chrome on Mac OSX and the backend is done on VSCode also via Mac OSX. Is that what you where asking?
I am using HA Cloud and I am having the same issues as you describe. I foolishly removed the integration and tried to re-add, but no luck. Neither via yaml (āAbortā error as you describe) nor via Cloud (it adds the integration, but no devices found and error messages in the log). Seems Netatmo is having issues at the moment.
Same Issue here, I just received my replacement netatmo presence (my old one had issues) I gave it the same name hoping that nohting would change in HA, but it didnāt work so I removed the integration to add it again.
When I add it, I get a choice between āconfiguration.yamlā & āhome assistant cloudā, when I choose configuration.yaml, I immediately get āAbortedā, and if I choose the cloud, it works but I get no device in it.
OK I guess I figured it outā¦
Since the last release of HA, I have a little more info on what is causing the āAbortedā, and the message says " No URL Available ", after a quick search I found that this is caused by the fact that I was now using DuckDns and HTTPS access to my HA.
The solution was to reach the HA via the local IP instead of DuckDns address to install the Netatmo integration.
It was not easy as that for me, I had to turn off the āHTTPSā just for the time to do it, but Iām not sure it was necessary.