I don’t see the solution there; however my problem was that the Home Assistant iOS integration now requires to use “notify.mobile_app_device_id” instead of “notify.ios_device_id”
A simple find and replace in the automation.yaml solved it
It would be nice if updates didn’t break existing features
However, I’m still not clear what caused it. Is it the iPhone app (in which case it’s autoupdating), or the Home Assistant integration (how does this get updated?)
I’ve only ever updated whatever appears in “Supervisor/dashboard”, there’s normally 2 things to update and I have no idea what the difference between the 2 is…
It stopped working again for no reason; I’m using the correct service now and I haven’t updated anything
Notifications are working on my iPad, but not on my iPhone
I can see three instances of my phone in “integrations”, not sure why, but only one selectable in services…
Need help. The minute I updated HA to OS 9.0 my notifications stopped working and I get the following error every time my automation triggers a notify.moble_app_xxx event:
Here’s my code:
- id: cat_is_fed
alias: "Cat is Fed"
trigger:
- platform: state
entity_id: binary_sensor.wifi_feeder_feeding
action:
- service_template: >
{% if is_state('person.zach', 'home') %}
notify.mobile_app_zach_s_iphone
{% elif is_state('person.eric', 'home') %}
notify.mobile_app_erics_iphone
{% endif %}
data:
message: "Cat Feeder Activated!"
mode: single
I have at least 20 notifications setup just like this and all was fine until I updated Home Assistant. My companion app integration looks fine, mobile_app phone names are correct, etc. What happened?
I read somewhere on the forum that if you’ve updated to the latest iOS (16?) then the companion app doesn’t have access to the phone’s name anymore, so you will get a generic name in HA and for all of that phone’s sensors. So, go to the developer tools or integrations page and find the sensors and devices. It might as simple as renaming the device on the integrations page, which should rename all the sensors too.
That was exactly my issue! I didn’t think it was because my husband updated to iOS 16 as well and his notifications never failed. Odd behavior, but much appreciated none the less! Thank you!