I remember the good old days where a new release of a custom integration automatically resulted in a persistant notification at the bottom left of the screen. I miss this a lot to be honest.
The manual Settings > System > Updates method is somewhat cumbersome for a system that should provide user convenience.
I probably missed this once in a HA update, does anyone have an explanation for the choice to do it this way?
I guess I’m just impatient, I read it can take up to an hour for the new release to be seen by HACS. I’ll keep an eye on it next time. @Sir_Goodenough Are you referring to HACS.json? I have that file in the root. I haven’t noticed any other requirements besides the manifest file.
Sorry, I still am missing the update notifications. Am I doing something wrong?
I used to get an immediate notification in the lower left of the dashboard when I drafted a new release. But that must be more than a year ago when that last happened.
Nowadays I can wait for hours before my HA instance is picking it up but only after browsing in HACS. Some users have noticed this too and from what I can tell the versions they are using are sometimes quite outdated.
From what I understand now is that from HACS 1.29+ the persistent notification was removed and HACS checks roughly once a day for updates or when you open HACS and do something there, mmm… I don’t know if that works fine taken the amount of different versions being used.
I could add a sensor with a persistent notification to the integration but that requires an internet connection, now it is without.