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Describe the bug
There are 2 warnings in my log file:
State attributes for sensor.grocy_chores exceed maximum size of 16384 bytes. This can cause database performance issues; Attributes will not be stored`
and then:
The unit of sensor.grocy_chores is changing, got multiple {'Chore(s)', None}, generation of long term statistics will be suppressed unless the unit is stable and matches the unit of already compiled statistics (Chore(s)). Go to https://my.home-assistant.io/redirect/developer_statistics to fix this
Expected behavior
No warning :-)
To Reproduce
Just reading the log files. In my system there are about 30 chores - whats not so much.
General information to help debugging:
What is your installed versions of Home Assistant, Grocy and this integration?
Home Assistant: 2023.5
Add-on: Current version: 0.19.0
Integration: 4.8.0
How do you have Grocy installed? Add-on or external?
As Add-on
Have you added debugging to the log, and what does the log say?
No
JSON service data (if related to using a service)
Additional context
My chores includes descriptions. They may cause the "exceed maximum" warning. I don't need that description. Any chance to exclude them in the JSON to avoid the "maximum exceed" message.
Unless all relevant information is provided, I can't help you
Describe the bug There are 2 warnings in my log file:
and then:
Expected behavior No warning :-)
To Reproduce Just reading the log files. In my system there are about 30 chores - whats not so much.
General information to help debugging:
What is your installed versions of Home Assistant, Grocy and this integration? Home Assistant: 2023.5 Add-on: Current version: 0.19.0 Integration: 4.8.0
How do you have Grocy installed? Add-on or external? As Add-on
Have you added debugging to the log, and what does the log say? No
JSON service data (if related to using a service)
Additional context My chores includes descriptions. They may cause the "exceed maximum" warning. I don't need that description. Any chance to exclude them in the JSON to avoid the "maximum exceed" message.