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Updates stopping, unnecessary creation of new entities #347
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What you want to do is an Event Log > Actions > Restart iCloud3. ICloud3 will then restart and it will initialize itself and refresh all locations.
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OK, the reload vs restart explains 2. Still… this does not seem like the right behavior. Other integrations don’t have this problem. As for 1 - I will try to capture some logs to see better what is going on. |
sigh |
@JtwoA |
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My sigh was directed at the poster who fussed about "other integrations not having this issue" as though you're a paid dev who is doing this full-time. I personally think you've done a fantastic job dealing with Apple's recent changes (as someone who deals with them for business, I understand COMPLETELY). |
@gcobb321 i noticed no one ever gave you an example integration that doesn't have this problem so i thought i would provide it to you. I currently use the alarm.com integration and it does not have this problem on reload. |
Thanks, As it turns out, I completed changes to iC3 several days ago to detect and correct the sensor entity_id _2 error during startup or a reload. An item was added to Configure > Tools in case something slips by the startup checks or to correct it if does reoccur. This will be in v3.1.4.2 |
@gcobb321 excellent, thanks again for all the work on this. its a great integration |
@JtwoA @christophertjones123 Unzip into the \icloud3 directory and restart HA Release Notes - v3.1.4.2 (1/12/2024)General Updates
Configuration Screen Changes
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I tested this out, and this does in fact fix this particular issue. I had several entities that existed as "Not Provided" and on reload of the integration it corrected it. I can also confirm that I have manually reloaded the integration to try and replicate the issue and can no longer replicate it. Excellent work. Thank you, this is great. This issue never really bugged me except for organizational purposes, but having it resolved does help my brain not lose it. |
That issue has made my brain hurt for a while. I spent about a week on it in Dec but could never figure out what HA was doing. Then looked at some code from the Places app and could finally see what I needed to do. Glad things are working out. I did find some Debug code that I missed dealing with lost internet issues. Final testing tomorrow and will update the developers GitHub repository. Then the general on Sunday. |
I use this to track battery state-of-charge state on various Apple devices to control chargers so that I don’t overcharge my Apple devices (keeping charge below 80% is my target). Unfortunately only the latest iPhone has this feature built in, because Apple.
Anyway, this does not quite work well for two reasons:
Due to the “sometimes” in 2 it may happen on an update. Not sure when the last update was but it last happened 1 hour ago after I tried to reload the service (but not HA) to try and fix an instance of 1.
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