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IndigoDomotics / indigo-ecobee-plugin

Plugin for Indigo home automation software to support Ecobee thermostats and remote sensors
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RequestStatusAll error #3

Closed grwilde closed 6 years ago

grwilde commented 6 years ago

Continually getting the following error

Error, received unimplemented action.thermostatAction:RequestStatusAll

FlyingDiver commented 6 years ago

Do you have a schedule or trigger that's doing a Request Status on the devices?

grwilde commented 6 years ago

Yes I do. It runs every 5 minutes to retrieve the air conditioning and heating status to accumulate daily amounts. It has worked with earlier versions.

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FlyingDiver commented 6 years ago

Do you know what version you were previously running? I don't see that implemented in 1.1.2 either, which is the version I started with.

FlyingDiver commented 6 years ago

Actually, I hope to heck you have a backup of your Indigo install so you can zip up your old plugin and attach it to this issue. Because I went all the way back to v1.0.0 and there's no code in there to implement that call.

grwilde commented 6 years ago

I was using version 1.1.2 dated Nov. 29, 2017. I have attached a zipped copy of the plugin from a Time Machine backup. This following is scheduled action I am performing every 5 minutes:

status request "Ecobee Thermostat" insert state (timeleftminutes) for device "air conditioning timer" into variable:ac_dailymins insert state (timeleftminutes) for device "heating timer" into variable:heating_dailymins Then I execute a python script to determine daily ON time

It could be that the action really does not need the status request (I am not sure why I put it there unless I felt I needed it to get the most recent data). Anyway the previous plugin did not report an error even if it was not correctly handling the request. I will try just eliminating the status request from the scheduled item to see if that works OK.

Ecobee (original).indigoPlugin.zip

FlyingDiver commented 6 years ago

D'oh. I forgot that I added that error message in the latest version. Before, the plugin was just silently ignoring the status request. So your scheduled event to do a status request has been a no-op all along.