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    Excellent. I'll read up on that and figure out whether the node-red or VirtualEntityController route is cleaner.

    Thanks!

  • MSR Not Recognizing Old HASS on New VM

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    Just to close this thread up, it was a VMware issue as stated above. Moved over to an ODROID and MSR connected no problem.

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    I was asking for the same feature, but an easy thing in the meantime is to just get the storage folder, open it with VS Code and use "Find in files". It will help you to get the old entities and you'd even replace them with new ones. Just stop Reactor, edit/save the files, and copy them again. Be 100% sure to spell the device names correctly, or you'll break things. Be sure to have backups as well and good luck!

  • Migration of House Modes

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    I had this same issue when I imported my Vera Reactor rules earlier this month

  • Using Google Calendar data from HA in Reactor

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    @therealdb said in Using Google Calendar data from HA in Reactor:

    There’s a part dedicated to dates in the docs. I think the best approach is to parse the date from the attribute and compare day and month part to start/end. Everything is covered under expressions in the docs.

    I figured the issue out. All the documentation in HA had been telling me to use haas_attr: offset_reached to cue to the calendar event, which seems to work in Home Assistant when creating automations, but not in MSR. What I found through a bit of trial and error is that what I'm actually looking for is haas.state (primary).

    Once I figured that out, adding conditions based upon hass_attr: message, which is actually the calendar title.

  • [Solved] VirtualEntityController setup

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    @toggledbits my bad on the logs. I didn't necessarily think of this as "error" as much as "what did I miss??"

    Adjustment made and all looks happy.

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  • Approach to Rulesets, a philosophic question

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    @toggledbits I’ll try them soon. I’m quite busy at work, but I hope to remove a couple of virtual devices from my Vera and move ha bridge and my dashboard to native MSR http commands. Thanks for the addition!

  • Entity action & controllers

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    Experience has taught me that it is usually more mystifying to users why a device isn't listed at all when they think they want to use it, than listing a device and having it display no attributes or actions for it.

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    @toggledbits no errors in the log (sorry, I had a long day yesterday and was too late at home to check), but the new version is working good again. Thanks!

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    Just to close the loop, per the release notes for 22257, a device exception was created for IBlinds 2.0, and @tamorgen confirmed via PM that it's working as expected.

  • OpenWeatherMap not providing any data

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    @tamorgen I can assure you that OWM does work very well with MSR. I am not using the reactor.yaml config, however. I call to OWM with a ruleset that populates multiple variables. I do this for OWN, Apple Sky, and Ambient (from my own wx station's API.)

  • How to close these new metadata windows?

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    Just tested this out on Chrome and the window disappears once the mouse moves away from the entity, have you tried a different browser perhaps?

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    Upgraded successfully and the limit for Pulse is back!

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    @cw-kid had the same situation, only after I totally removed "accept: ..." and didn't add it back, those alerts stopped

  • ZWaveJS new device alerts

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    Sure. Can do.

  • Where do the icons come from?

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    Yeah, I usually pay attention to the green text when looking for true conditions. The red x's look too much like a web error icon so didn't even think about looking at a true condition to see what it looked like.

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    This warning can be ignored for HTTP Request actions only. It should be heeded for all other types. I will silence the notice on the next build.

  • Reactor not showing full vera device parameters

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    So, I have found my missing parameters! They appeared following a reactor update. Perhaps next time I add new vera devices, I should stop reactor and re-start it after I have added the new devices and things have settled down. Anyhow, thanks again for your assitance Patrick.

  • Last Modifed Information

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    Hi @toggledbits !!

    After your class in January, I started using Dynamic Group Controller to manage devices that have no changes after a period to alert me of an eventual problem (48 hours for one group and 7 days for another).

    "dgc_lastupdate_48h": name: DGC Last Update Up 48 hours select: - include_controller: - hubitat - exclude_entity: - "hubitat>54" - "hubitat>257" - "hubitat>56" filter_expression: > entity.lastupdate < (time()-172800000) "dgc_lastupdate_7d": name: DGC Last Update Up 7 days select: - include_entity: - "hubitat>107" - "hubitat>1569" - "hubitat>483" filter_expression: > entity.lastupdate < (time()-604800000)

    It works and helped a lot, but as you already said, it can fail because a simple name update or reset of the HE/MSR can update everything and not indicate failures. Even updating the battery does not mean that the device is working. It can send a signal, but having no action does not help to identify the failure.

    So I don't know if I could include in the Thanksgiving wishlist maybe something like Last Action, where it would store the date and time of when the device performs an action, i.e., the primary attribute that triggers a Trigger, for example.

    Sorry to bother you with this subject again, but with a very large number of devices that I already have, it is becoming increasingly difficult to identify failures, a device that stops working, and then impacts the entire automation.

    Thanks.

  • sunset/sunrise question in 22251

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    @toggledbits I wasn't sure at the time of the OP post that it was a legit bug and not just... me.

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