Open 4homeassistant opened 5 months ago
Could you describe the issue in detail? Aren't the sensors updated anymore or are service calls broken?
Thank you @syssi, only the service calls are broken. Everything else is fine. I've got a couple of automations and templates based on services calls that didn't work anymore after updating and also doublechecked with the developer tools.
I also downgraded the chargers firmware to the last known working version (56.1). Can you see that behaviour in your environment?
Same happaned to me, downgraded back to 0.23
Also have made load balancing like this, and it no longer works 0.24+
service: goecharger_mqtt.set_config_key
data:
serial_number: xxxxxx
key: amp
value: "{{ (states.number.go_echarger_201199_amp.state |float|round(0) - 1)}}"
Uh, may be I have an idea what's going on. The unique_id
has changed probably and there is another go_echarger_201199_amp
entity next to the initial one because of the changed ID. I will have a look!
Please check the MQTT topics / the MQTT traffic of your charger. Does the topics start with or without a slash? How did you configure the integration? Does the integration configuration expect a slash or not?
I am not sure if I am on the right track. Just checked the MQTT output from both chargers with MQTT analyzer and they both start with a slash. Same in the debug Informations of the MQTT integration.
Hi @syssi, is there anything I can do to help you identifying the issue?
For some reason the services in the current release seemed to stop working. I just went back to version 0.23 and it is working again but cannot say if it happend with 0.24 or 0.24.1 since I upgraded directly from 0.23 to 0.24.1. Can someone confirm or refute this behaviour? Just saw that there has been a change in 0.24 https://github.com/syssi/homeassistant-goecharger-mqtt/pull/128 that may cause the issue but am no expert. We've got two different go-e chargers: a Home Fix 11 kW from 2022 and a Gemini Fix 11 kW from 2023, are on the current HA release and had the issue on both chargers.