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G-Two / homeassistant-subaru

Subaru STARLINK custom component for Home Assistant.
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Button Press Remote Start Fails #41

Closed reichley closed 2 years ago

reichley commented 2 years ago

Greetings and thank you for this integration. Being able to interface/control my vehicles via home assistant is wonderful. I recently upgraded to 0.6 and attempted to use one of the newly-created button entities, specifically remote_start. Upon pressing it HA throws the following error:

Failed to call service button.press. Service remote_start failed for Forester: Climate preset 'None' does not exist

I’m not sure there’s a way to add service data to a button entity generated by an integration. What do you think about assigning the default preset of 'Auto' to the entity upon creation?

ACiDGRiM commented 2 years ago

Climate preset 'None' does not exist

The answer is in the Error. you need to specify a preset in the select.2019_ascent_limited_climate_preset entity. You create presets in the mobile app or website.

reichley commented 2 years ago

Ah, yes! I definitely must’ve overlooked that bit. I’ll set them and restart HA to see if they persist. Thanks!

On Jan 10, 2022, at 16:26, ACiDGRiM @.***> wrote:

 Climate preset 'None' does not exist

The answer is in the Error. you need to specify a preset in the select.2019_ascent_limited_climate_preset entity. You create presets in the mobile app or website.

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G-Two commented 2 years ago

@reichley I thought about assigning a default preset, but not all cars have an 'Auto' preset. I didn't want to make a default choice for the user on 'Full Cool' or 'Full Heat' and cause an unexpected surprise. Once you select a preset in HA, it should persist. It will revert back to 'None' if the selected preset is ever deleted.

reichley commented 2 years ago

Thanks @G-Two! Keep up the great work.