Adding ‘any’ new add-on, ends up with error “not a valid value for dictionary value @ data[‘options’]” when saving “config”.
I tried Lets Encrypt, DHCP server and NGINX.
Just upgraded to 0.100
Any pointers?
Adding ‘any’ new add-on, ends up with error “not a valid value for dictionary value @ data[‘options’]” when saving “config”.
I tried Lets Encrypt, DHCP server and NGINX.
Just upgraded to 0.100
Any pointers?
Pretty sure this has nothing to do with addons.
You have a problem with your config. What was the full error report in the log?
I have just created a new hassio instance and I have the same problem
Facing the same problem!
Can’t edit any of my addons.
Getting the message:
Failed to save addon configuration, not a valid value for dictionary value @data
@poraschaudhary I found this to be an issue with the type of “ used. If you copy and paste values from the example and the edit the text inside this seems to work. Also be careful of default configuration with null as a value. These may be required.
for anyone running into the same issue with the zwave addon on 110.1
device: “/dev/ttyUSB0”
network_key: “null”
In my case this was an issue with editing it from Chrome on Windows; it’s using windows-style line endings (CRLF) instead of Unix-style (LF only).
To fix it, I copy-pasted the configuration to Notepad++, use Edit > EOL Conversion > “Unix (LF)”, then make whatever changes and copy-paste back into the configurator. It then saves without issue.