Please can somebody fix the Hive component. It's a simple fix

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#1

Please can somebody fix the Hive component. It’s been broken for 3 releases, although the fix is very simple, identified and in the forums here. Here’s the discussion

Basically it needs somebody to update the line

HIVE_API.urls.global_login = "https://beekeeper.hivehome.com/1.0/global/login"

to

HIVE_API.urls.global_login = "https://beekeeper.hivehome.com/1.0/cognito/login"

in the pyhiveapi file.

Actually looking into it - it appears that HA is using an outdated version of Pyhiveapi - the latest version on Github would appear to be correct.

Many Thanks,

wizbowes

#2

It looks like a fix was merged into 0.116.1, what version are you on?

#3

.117.6 and it wasn’t fixed then. I had to manually edit the file myself. Using the docker image BTW.

#4

I just upgrade to the latest “homeassistant/home-assistant” docker image - reporting as version 0.118.2.

Still the same issue. Had to go into the terminal, open up bash in docker and manual amend the file

/usr/local/lib/python3.8/site-packages/pyhiveapi/pyhiveapi.py

which was incorrect and still had

HIVE_API.urls.global_login = "https://beekeeper.hivehome.com/1.0/global/login"

not

HIVE_API.urls.global_login = "https://beekeeper.hivehome.com/1.0/cognito/login"

This is completely not fixed.

#5

Sounds like a perfect opportunity to report the issue on github so it can get fixed :wink:

#6

Just looked at mine and it’s cognito not global, on 0.118.2 (also docker)

Therefore correct according to that.

#7

Thanks for checking. Had a further root around. Turned out at some point I have installed the HACS Hive custom component. Removed that, nuked the container and tried again - working fine. User problem as ever.

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#8

Glad to hear it’s sorted, as I have a similar setup I hoped it would be useful, didn’t think about the custom component!

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