Closed SkoFi closed 2 years ago
So if you have a lot of bulbs you might be hitting the rate limit. We are working on a solution to stay under the limit here soon. Btw what version are you using?
Ah ok, so this may be a noob issue on my part--I thought I had updated all of HA system, but realized I hadn't updated your integration via HACS (just core/OS/etc.). I had been running Wyze ver. 2021.05.21, and just recently updated to Head. Doesn't explain why suddenly started having the issue with unresponsiveness, but I'll just start by monitoring over next couple of days and see if the updates resolve my issue, and mark issue resolved if so (or get back to you if not).
Thanks for responding, Slavko
On Thu, Sep 23, 2021 at 9:56 PM Joshua Mulliken @.***> wrote:
So if you have a lot of bulbs you might be hitting the rate limit. We are working on a solution to stay under the limit here soon. Btw what version are you using?
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Definitely recommend updating via HACS. Many of the changes right now require changes in the backend that is pulled from PyPi during HACS updates, but it doesn't really do this if you're manually updating the integration. It seems that HomeAssistant only pulls manifest requirements during the initial installation of an integration.
Thanks again for replies; looks like it was just the update after all! I'll mark issue resolved in git.
-Slavko
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Definitely recommend updating via HACS. Many of the changes right now require changes in the backend that is pulled from PyPi during HACS updates, but it doesn't really do this if you're manually updating the integration. It seems that HomeAssistant only pulls manifest requirements during the initial installation of an integration.
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Issue was completely resolved by updating the Wyze Integration in HACS to Head.
Issue
After initially working with full functionality, the HA integration becomes unable to power on Wyze bulbs. Once in this state, Reloading the Integration within HA (at a minimum) is required to restore function. Integration continues to work properly for a period of time, then after powering bulbs off, and a period of ~18 hrs elapses, return to the non-communicative state, repeatably--unclear when actual onset within 18 hrs is.
Debug
Recommended debug log was included, and HA log only indicate the following on attempt to toggle bulbs whilst unresponsive:
Integration was un-installed and re-installed but it did not clear the issue. Only reloading the Integration (or restarting the host) restores function.
Configuration
HA: core-2021.9.6 OS: Home Assistant OS 6.3 OS Version: 5.10.17-v7