I'm stuck trying to lauch an Home Assistant Automation based on what container has an update.
I was trying with HTTP trigger as webhook trigger in Home Assistant. Working fine, but the payload seems to be fixed, and doesn't include all the fields I need. The main field I missed is ${link}. I configured a _SIMPLETITLE for the trigger, but seems to be ignored.
I'm receiving all the information I need in a Telegram bot via Telegram trigger.
I'm trying now with MQTT integration, but I didn't find any easy way to detect inside the automation what is the container that has the pending update that fires the automation.
For my use case, including ${link} inside the default HTTP trigger payload will be the easy solution, but I think should be customizable, or push all availabe attributes in the request.
PD: As a walkaround, I'm now including an extra step calling WUD API to recover the link, or any other information I would need.
Hi,
I'm stuck trying to lauch an Home Assistant Automation based on what container has an update.
I was trying with HTTP trigger as webhook trigger in Home Assistant. Working fine, but the payload seems to be fixed, and doesn't include all the fields I need. The main field I missed is ${link}. I configured a _SIMPLETITLE for the trigger, but seems to be ignored.
I'm receiving all the information I need in a Telegram bot via Telegram trigger.
I'm trying now with MQTT integration, but I didn't find any easy way to detect inside the automation what is the container that has the pending update that fires the automation.
For my use case, including ${link} inside the default HTTP trigger payload will be the easy solution, but I think should be customizable, or push all availabe attributes in the request.
PD: As a walkaround, I'm now including an extra step calling WUD API to recover the link, or any other information I would need.