Closed balloob closed 4 years ago
Fixed via #4219 Thanks @pvizeli Component: Nest Platform: Climate Time to update (average of three): 0.474
Took a look at the python-nest platform and it is calling the nest API every X minutes it looks like (appears to be 5 minutes). So I am only seeing this issue logged once for every 5 updates.
The same code is used to update all Nest platforms so I assume this would be an issue with any of them.
Reporting as requested.
I noticed this with the climate.radiotherm component. Delays vary between the two captures below. Hardware is a Radio Thermostat CT50. No idea if the time taken is being caused by the issue mentioned above, or just slow hardware. Functionality seems unaffected.
WARNING (MainThread) [homeassistant.helpers.entity] Updating state for climate.thermostat took 24.439 seconds. Please report platform to the developers at https://goo.gl/Nvioub
WARNING (MainThread) [homeassistant.helpers.entity] Updating state for climate.thermostat took 4.149 seconds. Please report platform to the developers at https://goo.gl/Nvioub
Seeing this behaviour as well with the media_player.sonos component, reporting as requested:
16-11-05 19:24:31 homeassistant.helpers.entity: Updating state for media_player.kitchen took 0.537 seconds. Please report platform to the developers at https://goo.gl/Nvioub
16-11-05 19:25:32 homeassistant.helpers.entity: Updating state for media_player.kitchen took 0.399 seconds. Please report platform to the developers at https://goo.gl/Nvioub
16-11-05 19:26:11 homeassistant.helpers.entity: Updating state for media_player.kitchen took 0.314 seconds. Please report platform to the developers at https://goo.gl/Nvioub
I am also seeing this with the media_player.sonos component on HA 0.32. I am also seeing the message below which is for the sonos controller package, not sure if it is at all related to this issue.. It does not appear to be updating the component.
Nov 05 14:57:44 rpi01.home.int hass[24265]: INFO:homeassistant.util.package:Attempting install of https://github.com/SoCo/SoCo/archive/cf8c2701165562eccbf1ecc879bf7060ceb0993e.zip#SoCo==0.12
Here you go - reporting per log request:
16-11-06 03:28:16 homeassistant.helpers.entity: Updating state for cover.garagedoor took 1.176 seconds. Please report platform to the developers at https://goo.gl/Nvioub
16-11-06 03:28:32 homeassistant.helpers.entity: Updating state for cover.garagedoor took 1.428 seconds. Please report platform to the developers at https://goo.gl/Nvioub
16-11-06 03:28:46 homeassistant.helpers.entity: Updating state for cover.garagedoor took 1.167 seconds. Please report platform to the developers at https://goo.gl/Nvioub
Which platform is this?
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Here you go - reporting per log request:
16-11-06 03:28:16 homeassistant.helpers.entity: Updating state for cover.garagedoor took 1.176 seconds. Please report platform to the developers at https://goo.gl/Nvioub
16-11-06 03:28:32 homeassistant.helpers.entity: Updating state for cover.garagedoor took 1.428 seconds. Please report platform to the developers at https://goo.gl/Nvioub
16-11-06 03:28:46 homeassistant.helpers.entity: Updating state for cover.garagedoor took 1.167 seconds. Please report platform to the developers at https://goo.gl/Nvioub
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I'm getting
16-11-06 01:29:01 homeassistant.helpers.entity: Updating state for climate.bedroom took 0.371 seconds. Please report platform to the developers at https://goo.gl/Nvioub
when connecting to my Honeywell thermostat API.
I´m getting homeassistant.helpers.entity: Updating state for switch.kitchen_lamp took 0.563 seconds. Please report platform to the developers at https://goo.gl/Nvioub
When trying to turn on a lamp using emulated hue
(lamp didn't turn on but I think there is an issue with emulated hue in latest version)
@frelev what platform is the lamp?
I am getting the warning on cover.garage_door - it is the "myq" platform, from: http://pastebin.com/qVszax1t
@Teeseepeeeyepea that component is indeed wrong. However, it is not part of Home Assistant so you'll have to find the author and have him fix it (the get_status
call should be moved to a new update
method) like done here: https://github.com/home-assistant/home-assistant/pull/4244/files
@balloob It´s a tellstick (not Net) switch
I have a huge number of KNX switches and I'm getting following in the error log (truncated):
16-11-06 20:54:28 homeassistant.helpers.entity: Updating state for switch.master_bedroom_spotlights took 1.022 seconds. Please report platform to the developers at https://goo.gl/Nvioub
16-11-06 20:54:29 homeassistant.helpers.entity: Updating state for switch.bathroom_shower_spotlights took 1.002 seconds. Please report platform to the developers at https://goo.gl/Nvioub
16-11-06 20:54:30 homeassistant.helpers.entity: Updating state for switch.toilet_extractor_fan took 1.002 seconds. Please report platform to the developers at https://goo.gl/Nvioub
16-11-06 20:54:31 homeassistant.helpers.entity: Updating state for switch.toilet_spotlight took 1.002 seconds. Please report platform to the developers at https://goo.gl/Nvioub
16-11-06 20:54:32 homeassistant.helpers.entity: Updating state for switch.bathroom_spotlights took 1.002 seconds. Please report platform to the developers at https://goo.gl/Nvioub
16-11-06 20:54:33 homeassistant.helpers.entity: Updating state for switch.hallway_ff_wall_lights took 1.003 seconds. Please report platform to the developers at https://goo.gl/Nvioub
16-11-06 20:54:34 homeassistant.helpers.entity: Updating state for switch.kitchen_centre_pendant took 1.003 seconds. Please report platform to the developers at https://goo.gl/Nvioub
16-11-06 20:54:35 homeassistant.helpers.entity: Updating state for switch.rear_gate took 1.003 seconds. Please report platform to the developers at https://goo.gl/Nvioub
16-11-06 20:54:36 homeassistant.helpers.entity: Updating state for switch.master_bedroom_wardrobe_spotlights took 1.002 seconds. Please report platform to the developers at https://goo.gl/Nvioub
16-11-06 20:54:37 homeassistant.helpers.entity: Updating state for switch.external_porch_wall_light took 1.003 seconds. Please report platform to the developers at https://goo.gl/Nvioub
16-11-06 20:54:38 homeassistant.helpers.entity: Updating state for switch.external_side_wall_lights took 1.003 seconds. Please report platform to the developers at https://goo.gl/Nvioub
16-11-06 20:54:39 homeassistant.helpers.entity: Updating state for switch.av_room_exctractor_fan took 1.003 seconds. Please report platform to the developers at https://goo.gl/Nvioub
16-11-06 20:54:40 homeassistant.helpers.entity: Updating state for switch.bathroom_extractor_fan took 1.003 seconds. Please report platform to the developers at https://goo.gl/Nvioub
@TeeSeePeeEyePea I made submitted a pull request for https://github.com/arraylabs/myq that updates to handle multipe doors (using name from the app) as well as resolving the error here. Have a look (may need to check my fork) and let me know if you see any problems.
I am seeing lots of errors for pyW215 when I am using the D-Link DSP-W215 Switch, here is one example:
16-11-07 20:27:29 homeassistant.helpers.entity: Updating state for switch.patio_audio took 1.037 seconds. Please report platform to the developers at https://goo.gl/Nvioub
I am getting the warning message on the dark sky weather platform
I'm also getting this warning for the new openweathermap component (weather platform)
homeassistant.helpers.entity: Updating state for weather.openweathermap took 0.241 seconds. Please report platform to the developers at https://goo.gl/Nvioub
I just got the message on a template sensor too:
Nov 7 20:19:01 pi2 hass[524]: WARNING:homeassistant.helpers.entity:Updating state for sensor.back_room_temp_update_timer took 0.547 seconds. Please report platform to the developers at https://goo.gl/Nvioub
- platform: template
sensors:
back_room_temp_update_timer:
value_template: '{% if is_state("input_boolean.boot_delay", "off") %} {{ (as_timestamp(now()) - as_timestamp(states.sensor.back_room.last_updated)) / 60 }} {% else %} {{ 0 | int }} {% endif %}'
entity_id: sensor.time
unit_of_measurement: 'minutes'
@bestlibre could you try against #4298 ? @MichaelMuir could you try against #4301 ?
No more warning after I applied the patch
Am getting the warning on the date_time platform now too
Just got the warning Transmission sensor platform too
@balloob Transmission doesn't look to be doing anything bad, maybe this is producing some misnomers?
@lwis I think that you might be right. I'm seeing some that just cannot be there, like template and time date.
Let's increase it to 0.4 seconds in 0.32.3
@balloob The majority of the warnings I receive are 0.5 secs plus so, at least in my case, increasing to 0.4 seconds would not stop the warnings.
I have attached my log below. sensor.time is date_time platform, the two temp_update_timers are templates and the weather sensor is dark sky
16-11-10 01:06:01 homeassistant.helpers.entity: Updating state for sensor.time took 0.553 seconds. Please report platform to the developers at https://goo.gl/Nvioub
16-11-10 01:35:01 homeassistant.helpers.entity: Updating state for sensor.front_room_temp_update_timer took 0.567 seconds. Please report platform to the developers at https://goo.gl/Nvioub
16-11-10 03:27:01 homeassistant.helpers.entity: Updating state for sensor.front_room_temp_update_timer took 0.576 seconds. Please report platform to the developers at https://goo.gl/Nvioub
16-11-10 03:54:01 homeassistant.helpers.entity: Updating state for sensor.time took 0.557 seconds. Please report platform to the developers at https://goo.gl/Nvioub
16-11-10 04:17:01 homeassistant.helpers.entity: Updating state for sensor.transmission_status took 0.536 seconds. Please report platform to the developers at https://goo.gl/Nvioub
16-11-10 05:27:01 homeassistant.helpers.entity: Updating state for sensor.weather_temperature took 0.544 seconds. Please report platform to the developers at https://goo.gl/Nvioub
16-11-10 05:47:01 homeassistant.helpers.entity: Updating state for sensor.back_room_temp_update_timer took 0.528 seconds. Please report platform to the developers at https://goo.gl/Nvioub
I'm receiving this warning for alarm.com. I get the alert every 30 seconds. It seems to vary between 0.66 seconds and 1.4 seconds.
16-11-10 10:30:01 WARNING (MainThread) [homeassistant.helpers.entity] Updating state for alarm_control_panel.alarm took 1.361 seconds. Please report platform to the developers at https://goo.gl/Nvioub
16-11-10 10:30:31 WARNING (MainThread) [homeassistant.helpers.entity] Updating state for alarm_control_panel.alarm took 0.985 seconds. Please report platform to the developers at https://goo.gl/Nvioub
Looks like a fix is incoming but still reporting in. Running HA 32.2.
This is a Panasonic Viera TV. As I understand, Viera's have iffy-support as it is but just wanted to check in. Alert every 20-40 seconds.
16-11-10 21:46:01 homeassistant.helpers.entity: Updating state for media_player.unnamed_device took 0.245 seconds. Please report platform to the developers at https://goo.gl/Nvioub
16-11-10 21:46:20 homeassistant.helpers.entity: Updating state for media_player.unnamed_device took 0.250 seconds. Please report platform to the developers at https://goo.gl/Nvioub
16-11-10 21:46:40 homeassistant.helpers.entity: Updating state for media_player.unnamed_device took 0.257 seconds. Please report platform to the developers at https://goo.gl/Nvioub
16-11-10 21:47:00 homeassistant.helpers.entity: Updating state for media_player.unnamed_device took 0.265 seconds. Please report platform to the developers at https://goo.gl/Nvioub
16-11-10 21:47:40 homeassistant.helpers.entity: Updating state for media_player.unnamed_device took 0.274 seconds. Please report platform to the developers at https://goo.gl/Nvioub
16-11-10 21:47:51 homeassistant.helpers.entity: Updating state for media_player.unnamed_device took 1.095 seconds. Please report platform to the developers at https://goo.gl/Nvioub
Sorry for the delayed reply, unfortunately KNX issues are still there.
16-11-06 20:54:28 homeassistant.helpers.entity: Updating state for switch.master_bedroom_spotlights took 1.022 seconds. Please report platform to the developers at https://goo.gl/Nvioub
16-11-06 20:54:29 homeassistant.helpers.entity: Updating state for switch.bathroom_shower_spotlights took 1.002 seconds. Please report platform to the developers at https://goo.gl/Nvioub
16-11-06 20:54:30 homeassistant.helpers.entity: Updating state for switch.toilet_extractor_fan took 1.002 seconds. Please report platform to the developers at https://goo.gl/Nvioub
16-11-06 20:54:31 homeassistant.helpers.entity: Updating state for switch.toilet_spotlight took 1.002 seconds. Please report platform to the developers at https://goo.gl/Nvioub
There is also a huge delay updating value of the switch.
@resoai are you running 0.32.3 ?
@balloob yes
It takes about 15-20 seconds for the switch to update it's value in the UI (when switching it off)? although the actual light turns on/off immediately.
Sounds like we should be updating the state after we change the lights, rather than waiting for update
to be called?
I don't think so, it used to work fine before this major async movement.
Upgraded to 0.32.3, no warnings for 24 hours, was getting at least half a dozen a day on 0.32.2
@lwis there is a different KNX address for status changes so we actually need to wait for it to send something. Besides, lights could be triggered via physical buttons. As I said, the issue only started after this major async rewrite. Also it looks like the thermostat (climate component) is not reporting temperature.
I can confirm that the actual error messages are gone. There was a weird cache bug in Google Chrome which was displaying the old page.
KNX Problem
I have a working KNX-based system which I am trying to control via Home-Assistant, but there is still an issue with KNX driver.
HA is not able to switch lights on and off, nothing happens.
On HA screen in the browser, it correctly reads the state of the lights, but when I try and switch a light, nothing happens.
In the log file, there is a message about the time it takes - 3.2 secs
I have attached the log file to this post.
In the log file, around 17:11:54, I switched the a light, which is reflected in the log file, but the actual light did not switch
I have also attached my configuration file for your info.
Hello! I am owning this Edimax SP-2101W smart plug. And now my home-assistant log is full of this:
16-11-22 18:46:01 homeassistant.helpers.entity: Updating state for switch.edimax_smart_plug took 0.801 seconds. Please report platform to the developers at https://goo.gl/Nvioub
I am running home-assistant on a latest gen raspberry pi.
Thanks for your awesome work, people! I'll gladly provide more information.
@hendrikb looks like the edimax switch isn't caching it's state;
That should be in an update
function.
On the media_player.yamaha platform with HA 0.33.3 I get
16-11-25 01:05:32 homeassistant.helpers.entity: Updating state for media_player.yamaha_receiver took 0.413 seconds. Please report platform to the developers at https://goo.gl/Nvioub
16-11-25 01:06:04 homeassistant.helpers.entity: Updating state for media_player.yamaha_receiver_zone_2 took 0.993 seconds. Please report platform to the developers at https://goo.gl/Nvioub
After recent rewrite to async KNX switches take between 12 and 25 seconds to update it's values when switching lights off. Very strange thing is that switching lights on updates very fast both via hass and via physical buttons. The actual command gets executed momentarily i.e. turn on/off without delay.
@sdague See previous comment. I have looked at the Yamaha component but I cannot find any I/O inside properties. Could you verify that this is not happening? (Home Assistant sometimes warns about the wrong platform)
@hendrikb @lwis Edimax fix is here: #4584
Hi guys, I setup Google Calendar a few days ago, and today I got these messages:
16-11-30 02:06:04 homeassistant.helpers.entity: Updating state for calendar.facebook_events took 0.433 seconds. Please report platform to the developers at https://goo.gl/Nvioub
16-11-30 02:06:12 homeassistant.helpers.entity: Updating state for calendar.my_first_calendar took 0.833 seconds. Please report platform to the developers at https://goo.gl/Nvioub
16-11-30 02:06:17 homeassistant.helpers.entity: Updating state for calendar.work_calendar took 0.512 seconds. Please report platform to the developers at https://goo.gl/Nvioub
I still have issues with Tellstick switches in the latest DEV:
Updating state for switch.outdoor_switch took 0.828 seconds. Please report platform to the developers at https://goo.gl/Nvioub
I have a Yamaha RX-V775 16-12-01 20:30:31 homeassistant.helpers.entity: Updating state for media_player.yamaha_receiver took 1.113 seconds. Please report platform to the developers at https://goo.gl/Nvioub
I'm using the Synology DSM Sensor:
16-12-04 14:09:17 homeassistant.helpers.entity: Updating state for sensor.memory_usage_real took 1.261 seconds. Please report platform to the developers at https://goo.gl/Nvioub
I've just seen this in the logs:
16-12-04 19:12:03 homeassistant.helpers.entity: Updating state for sensor.living_room_thermostat_target took 2.590 seconds. Please report platform to the developers at https://goo.gl/Nvioub
@bk86a what platform is it?
@balloob Raspberry Pi 2 Model B + raspbian 4.4.32-v7
If you came here because of a warning in your Home Assistant logs, please check if it is in the list below. If it is not, please add a reply with the brand of the product / platform and the time that it took to execute. Thanks
Platforms that have been reported as slow:
Reported but no suspicious behavior found:
Backstory
When we moved to async we started writing the state of entities to the state machine from within the event loop. This can only work correctly if no platforms or components do any I/O within any property of an entity. Instead, that work should be done inside the update method.
Bad
Good
Although we cannot detect directly if I/O is happening inside a property, we can measure the time it takes us to fetch the properties. If this takes too long, it's probably bad and needs more research. In #4208 I implemented this warning which will redirect users to this issue.