If instead you mean devices as endpoints that can be set like below.
service: notify.pushover
data:
message: This is the message for Moto G stylus
target: motogstylus
service: notify.pushover
data:
message: This is the message for motoe5 and motogstylus
target: [motoe5, motogstylus]
Check Pushover: API For other attributes. When you log in you can also see the names of devices. I also upload sounds that can be specified. medicine is an audio file I uploaded to Pushover.
service: notify.pushover
data:
message: Did you take your medicine?
data:
priority: 2
retry: 60
expire: 3600
sound: medicine
Thank you. this was helpful, but it would still be good to be able to see the data in the UI since that is the only way to manage it now. Am I the only one who feels that way?
if I need to reconfigure it, I have to delete now and reconfigure from scratch?
I agree with @korey_sed. If the integration was moved to the UI leads me to believe I should be able to see the current value and change them if needed.
So what was the reason to remove it from the configuration.yaml file?
And as @giqcass provided there is no way to have more than one Pushover Name.
They’re trying to make it easier for those not willing or able to use yaml and there’s a pull request to add multiple instances to the new integration.
This can’t be the solution. It’s supposed to be configured in the UI, but isn’t, so you’ve got to edit a hidden config yaml file instead? This has just made things more complicated.
It’s a temporary solution. I would recommend you fall back to yaml until it’s updated. It sounds as though we will have an updated version very soon.
Hello! After installing the new update i can not find the pushover configuration.My /config/.storage directory does not in include anything from the config. Also my pushover messages are still working. But … where is the configuration? There is also an issue open for this: Pushover fails after migration 2022.9 · Issue #78634 · home-assistant/core · GitHub. ???