Closed davidolrik closed 8 months ago
That is intentional behavior.
If you have restore on restart = True, there really isn't any reason to change the Initial Values in the Integration Config. These are only used:
Ah, I see - I didn't just see the UI as only for the initial value, but also as a way see and edit the current value.
Is there a way to see and edit a sensor, like there is for helpers?
I view and change it manually using the Developer Tools, States.
I do that too - it just seems less elegant, than the UI for the helpers. And for my use case, the initial values I see in the integration UI makes no sense as I never want to go back to the beginning.
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If you or anyone has an Idea of how to change that I am happy to merge that pr. But at the moment I do not have any time until late July.
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Same here
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I have created a variable
sensor.foo
and added a few attributes to it. My variable has restore on restart = true and exclude from recorder = true.Over time I have used the
variable.update_sensor
service to add more attribute data.When I go to the integrations tab to edit the attributes, I'm shown the initial attributes and not the current contents of my variable.
Is this a bug or intentional behaviour?