After upgrade to v1.1.1 card broken - "cef.getEntitiesNumState is not a function"

[CaptainMidnight]

Hi, all I did was update your card and it's broken.... just in case it was my config, I re-used yours from your github page.

Serial blanked to protect the innocent ;o)

type: custom:lux-power-distribution-card
inverter_count: 1
parallel:
  average_voltage: true
  parallel_first: true
battery_soc:
  entities:
    - sensor.lux_battery
battery_flow:
  entities:
    - sensor.lux_battery_flow_live
home_consumption:
  entities:
    - sensor.lux_home_consumption_live
grid_flow:
  entities:
    - sensor.lux_grid_flow_live
lux_dongle:
  - BA00000000
inverter_alias:
  - Inverter 1
battery_voltage:
  entities:
    - sensor.lux_battery_voltage_live
pv_power:
  entities:
    - sensor.lux_solar_output_live
backup_power:
  entities:
    - sensor.lux_power_to_eps_live
grid_voltage:
  entities:
    - sensor.lux_grid_voltage_live
update_time:
  entities:
    - sensor.lux_data_received_time
  show_last_update: true
grid_indicator:
  hue: true
status_codes:
  entities:
    - sensor.lux_status
  no_grid_is_warning: true
refresh_button: right

[DanteWinters]

Hi @CaptainMidnight Are you installing and upgrading through HACS? If you aren't check that you have all the right files.

Below is something that is added to the readme on my local machine, but not yet committed. Please try this and let me know if the problem persists

Android

1. Find Home Assistant in the list of apps in settings.
2. This step may differ depending on the Android device. Find anything that indicates data used or storage.
3. When there, find the option to clear all the data (cache and storage). Clearning this will log you out of the app and you'll need to log in again.
4. Card should then show up. If it doesn't, please log a bug.

Web browser

1. With the page open, open the developer console on the browser. Usually it's F12.
2. Click on the refresh button.
3. Rick-click on the refresh button to open a menu.
4. Choose the option Empty Cache and Hard Reload, or the option closest to this description.

[CaptainMidnight]

Yes, I used the upgrade via HACS, which broke. Then to be doubly sure, I manually uploaded the latest files directly to the correct www folder and rebooted the HA server.

[CaptainMidnight]

Hi @CaptainMidnight Are you installing and upgrading through HACS? If you aren't check that you have all the right files.

Below is something that is added to the readme on my local machine, but not yet committed. Please try this and let me know if the problem persists

Android

1. Find Home Assistant in the list of apps in settings.
2. This step may differ depending on the Android device. Find anything that indicates data used or storage.
3. When there, find the option to clear all the data (cache and storage). Clearning this will log you out of the app and you'll need to log in again.
4. Card should then show up. If it doesn't, please log a bug.

Web browser

1. With the page open, open the developer console on the browser. Usually it's F12.
2. Click on the refresh button.
3. Rick-click on the refresh button to open a menu.
4. Choose the option Empty Cache and Hard Reload, or the option closest to this description.

Yes, that was it, sorry all working now

[DanteWinters]

This seems to be a recurring issue as I've had multiple people complain about the bug. I's reopening it so that people can find the solution here. I don't know what's causing it and the solution is irritating, but for now that's all I have.

[travismailsa]

Just upgraded my HA, Files and card and receiving the error attached even though i removed those plug sensors

EDIT: Seems to have come right on its own. On loadshedding at the moment in South Africa.

[Stewbo1]

Ok it was a cache issue, I just needed to force clear the cache on every device and browser.

For info in the iOS app these are the steps (logging out and back in again is not sufficient):

Home Assistant app (iOS): Settings > Companion App > Debugging > Reset frontend cache