I did a config check and I get this…
Platform error weather.darksky - Integration ‘darksky’ not found.
I have checked everywhere and I cannot find this anywhere… suggestions? It’s not in my config or anywhere in my lovelace.yaml, I checked all my automations…sensors etc…
I’m trying to figure out how to find the error so I can restart…
Thank you all!
Tinkerer
April 12, 2023, 11:18am
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It would be under weather:
For what it’s worth, Apple bought Darksky a few years ago and announced that their API would be shut down after a long grace period. That ended recently, so Darksky is no more…
Dark Sky has been removed with 2023.4.
Dark Sky has been removed. Apple acquired Dark Sky, and the API has now been shut down. (@gjohansson-ST - #90322)
home-assistant:dev ← gjohansson-ST:darksky_depr_start
opened 09:01PM - 26 Mar 23 UTC
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Yeah I know Apple owns that now… I write modules for other programs so I’ve known it for a while and had to remove it all from my code there…
Still have to find in my HA instance where it is… like I said I’ve looked through everything…
Don’t have that in my config
petro
April 12, 2023, 12:07pm
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just search for darksky. There’s multiple ways to integrate it, all of them use that key.
EDIT: FOUND IT!!!
Thank you!
Yes I get that… I’ve been searching… every single file…integrations…not there.
Other suggestions on how to search everything without spending hours looking at every single file?
petro
April 12, 2023, 12:12pm
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… Have you never used a find in files function? Notepad++, VSCode both have the ability to search for words in files.
Things like this take 1 minute to find tops. You have to use the correct tools.
Yes I have
But I finally found it!!! Thank you!
Perfect use for the Linux grep command…
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