Hi @Gaston,
Iâm guessing based on what youâre written above that in order to create your dashboard.yaml youâve followed part of the instructions outlined here?
Can you confirm that you didnât follow the step to add this bit to your configuration.yaml?
lovelace:
mode: yaml
If you have that in there it will conflict with the code you added where you specified
lovelace:
mode: storage
...
If youâre using mode: storage as you have in your example, then you need to make sure HA still shows your default dashboard (under Settings > Dashboards) as âUI-controlledâ as in the screenshot below.
Where the documentation refers to â/configâ folder, itâs the root folder and is where your configuration.yaml lives. Your dashboards.yaml should live in the same folder (which is sounds like you have done).
If in your instance this folder is called â/homeassistantâ (which seems to be a recent change as you indicate) then just remember this for future, as almost everything written about HA (both official and unofficial) still refers to it as â/configâ, so youâll need to adjust any instructions to suit your instance.
In order to get the screenshot above, I added the same code snippet as you (barring some name changes and additional resources that Iâm using):
lovelace:
mode: storage
resources:
- url: /local/card-mod.js
type: module
- url: /local/button-card.js
type: module
- url: /local/slider-button-card.js
type: module
- url: /local/mushroom.js
type: module
dashboards:
lovelace-yaml:
mode: yaml
title: HomeYAML
icon: mdi:script
show_in_sidebar: true
filename: HomeYAML.yaml
If your Default Dashboard is UI-controlled, and your dashboard.yaml is a sibling to configuration.yaml (i.e. it is in the same folder) then your code should work. It didnât show up at first for me when I did this mock-up, but that was because I had changed the default to mode: yaml
(and my Default Dashboard was showing as YAML file).
If all this aligns with what you see, then itâs reasonably likely itâs a problem with the content, format or syntax of your configuration.yaml and/or your dashboard.yaml. If you have access to âDeveloper Toolsâ the Check Configuration option can be helpful. If you donât see it (but are an admin) you can enable âAdvanced Modeâ by clicking your profile in the bottom left of the window.
Failing that, if you could share these config files (removing any sensitive info) that would help troubleshoot.
Good luck!