finity69x2 / nws_alerts

An updated version of the nws_alerts custom integration for Home Assistant
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Won't trigger automations #62

Closed CommittotheIndian closed 1 year ago

CommittotheIndian commented 1 year ago

I've been running this integration for quite some time. I updated to 3.0 and noticed the last set of storms that ran though, the integration was not triggering the automations. I reinstalled all of my automations using your [nws_alerts_package.yaml].

If I trigger the automation manually, everything works fine. Push notifications and HA persistent notification don't follow restrictive templates.

I have downgraded to version 2.8 thinking the update broke something I haven't found yet but we just entered a Tornado Watch and still nothing, unless I manually run the automations.

I'm aware this may not be directly caused by your integration and I'm trying to test everything I can but since we are heading into some very bad weather today, now's the time to make sure everything is working.

Any ideas what would cause the automations not to trigger.

finity69x2 commented 1 year ago

I honestly have no idea.

we had some bad weather this week too and HA dutifully notified me just like it always has.

the only thing I know that has changed recently that might affect things is that the custom integration "hass-variables" made some big breaking changes. I use that for some things but I don't think it should affect the notification/TTS automations.

regularguy01 commented 1 year ago

If you updated the Variable plugin its related to that.

It is related to this most likely. https://github.com/finity69x2/nws_alerts/issues/60#issue-1647719799

CommittotheIndian commented 1 year ago

I've downgraded my Variable plugin to 2.3.6 and also updated back to NWS Alerts 3.0. Everything is working as expected therefore this is a Variable plugin issue and not a NWS Alerts issue.

I'll closet his issue but keep an eye on any suggested updates or changes that will utilize the updated variable plugin.