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Hi @dfigus,
many thanks for your cooperation. Did you test your change with a real HACS install? Please, update the versioning and create a new version based on your commit or if you don't know how to do it I'll do it just inform me about it.
Thanks, István
@W00D00 I did install it with HACS from my fork, so yes it was a real HACS install 😀. With update the versioning, I guess you mean update the version inside the manifest.json and afterwards create a Github release? Or something else?
Hi @dfigus,
Great, thanks.
Yes, please update the "version = "3.1.0"" to 3.2.0 in the init.py and the cover.py and the manifest.json too. thanks
@W00D00: Created #32 for the version bump 😎
Thanks for your work! Will it be visible in HACS or will I need to enter the repo URL manually? What is the best way to migrate? Is it ok to delete the custom component and add itvia HACS?
@caco3 You need to add it as a custom repository. I updated the README.md with a short section about HACS in the PR #32. Feel free to review it and/or propose improvements in that new PR.
@dfigus Thanks for the update.
Please add following line to the README.md changelog:
* 3.2.0 - March 10, 2022 [Added support for HACS](https://github.com/W00D00/home-assistant-elero/issues/23)
I tested it with your repo (https://github.com/dfigus/home-assistant-elero/tree/version_bump), how ever it seems always to grab the files from master (version was still on 3.1.0, so I replaced them manually from your branch. Then it worked fine.
Hey guys I still have trouble installing this with HACS. I get an error that version 3.1.0 does not have the correct HACS folder layout. Am I doing something wrong?
@Schnabulation We need PR #32 to be merged and a new version created afterwards by @W00D00 . The problem is that version 3.1.0 is still using the old folder layout. You can use my fork https://github.com/dfigus/home-assistant-elero that does not have any releases and hence installs just the latest commit from the master branch.
Switch to HACS folder layout so that the custom component can be managed via HACS.