Organizing/ structuring rule sets and rules

[tamorgen]

Finding this ID is proving to be a bit of a challenge. You found it on the network tab after you reloaded the page in the Chrome developer tools? This is what I'm seeing:

[therealdb]

@tamorgen just filter for XHR and look for a call to
/api/config/config_entries/entry/[ID]/reload
after asking for a reload of the integration.

Do not refresh the browser.

[tamorgen]

I may have to try this at home. I'm going through Cloudflare to access my HA instance. Maybe it's interfering with what I'm trying to find.

[therealdb]

Are we speaking of this?

[tamorgen]

@therealdb ,

That's the one.

[therealdb]

ok, easier. Go to your homeassistant installation directory, look for an hidden .storage folder, and then core.config_entries. entry_id is the key you'll need.

[tamorgen]

@therealdb,

Revisiting. I never got this working. I think the issue is that the link provided talks about integrations, not add-ons.

I actually was able to create an automation through HAAS to do what I want to do through reactor. It looks like there is a addon_restart action in HAAS.

If this is an action, there should be in theory the same action in MSR.

@toggledbits, is there a way to call this action?

[toggledbits]

@tamorgen said in Is there a way to restart an add-on in HAAS from MSR?:

@toggledbits, is there a way to call this action?

Using Hass OS I assume? There's a command line tool you can use, described here. You would have to use that with a Shell action. If Reactor is running on the Hass OS system, that's probably easiest. Otherwise, you're going to have to write a script for the Shell action to execute that ssh's into your HassOS system to run their command line tool.

[tamorgen]

@toggledbits said in Is there a way to restart an add-on in HAAS from MSR?:

Using Hass OS I assume?

Yes, I posted that on the first post of the thread.

I think I may have figured out how to do it. I just need to see if it works when the add-on goes unresponsive.

[toggledbits]

If it doesn't work, be sure to check the logs for how HASS responded (it will be logged). My guess that data: line in the service data is redundant, and it's going to complain about it, but let's see.

[tamorgen]

@toggledbits said in Is there a way to restart an add-on in HAAS from MSR?:

If it doesn't work, be sure to check the logs for how HASS responded (it will be logged). My guess that data: line in the service data is redundant, and it's going to complain about it, but let's see.

I thought it might be as well, but I figured I'd start with the way it was in the YAML code. If it doesn't work, I'll remove that line. The add-on hasn't gone unresponsive since I implemented this, so I can't say if it works or not.