I noticed my auto firmware upgrades weren't triggering and it's because the auto firmware upgrade automation was looking for a sensor named "myhasp_status" which doesn't exist.
Hoping this is the right fix since it seems redundant to have "sensor" in the sensor name and I'm thinking it was a typo. The alternative could be to change the firmware automation to use the right name.
I noticed my auto firmware upgrades weren't triggering and it's because the auto firmware upgrade automation was looking for a sensor named "myhasp_status" which doesn't exist.
Hoping this is the right fix since it seems redundant to have "sensor" in the sensor name and I'm thinking it was a typo. The alternative could be to change the firmware automation to use the right name.
Let me know and I'm happy to change it!