Open Mariusthvdb opened 8 months ago
I agree, the attribute name would be more logical, but changing that now, would "break" existing dashboards. For those kind of changes the team has in the past received a lot of flak.
Arguments pro changing it: Attribute entity rows are probably not the most common use case (so lesser negative impact) plus I could imagine that many users that make use of them, manually set an overwritten name to have something more meaningful than the entity name, so they would not be affected and could in fact clean up their YAML if the wanted.
thanks for responding.
what is more btw, is that the more-info on those attributes default to the entity.. which really is strange, if you are not aware this is an attribute (and most users of the Dash are not, as they didnt create it)
it would really be nice if we could change that (though I can see the 'backwards incompatibility, well, almost) ;-)
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Describe the issue you are experiencing
using a simple Dashboard like:
shows like
where one would expect the name or preferably the translated name of that attribute:
we have to explicitly set the
name:
option as commented in above example, to result in something likethis feels like an issue which should have been reported long time ago, but that never happened as far as I could find.
Describe the behavior you expected
use (translated) name of configured attribute , just like the state of that attribute is used.
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2024.3.0.dev20240220 (but also in any version below)
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any
Which operating system are you using to run this browser?
Sonoma 14.2.1
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Problem-relevant frontend configuration
Javascript errors shown in your browser console/inspector
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