Closed NotActuallyTerry closed 6 months ago
I think it may be better if we converted mA
"same as official Home Assistant do with sensors unit` but I guess let goes this. usually I would take the measure of units from Tuya cloud data however it seems Home Assistant doesn't recognizes all Tuya units so it will require a convert function from Tuya -> HA if I decided to go with cloud data units. 😩
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Is this actually fixed? It doesn't appear to be fixed on my instance after updating for my smart plugs with energy meters. Still showing the incorrect A instead of mA. Do I need to remove and re-add the devices?
Do I need to remove and re-add the devices
Yes, usually I don't migrate the changes unless it critical one, However "auto configure entities" it just a helper feature I add, to make set-up entities easier and it only works on "set-up step".
Note that if you don't want to re-add the device you can just choose "re-configure device" and manually change the unit of temperature of the entities.
Do I need to remove and re-add the devices
Yes, usually I don't migrate the changes unless it critical one, However "auto configure entities" it just a helper feature I add, to make set-up entities easier and it only works on "set-up step".
Note that if you don't want to re-add the device you can just choose "re-configure device" and manually change the unit of temperature of the entities.
Can confirm that works, thank you.
LocalTuya Version
3.2.5
Home Assistant Version
2024.3.0
Environment
What happened?
The PC191HA (Arlec Grid Connect Smart Plug with Energy Meter) is automatically detected as reporting Current in A instead of mA
Steps to reproduce.
Relevant log output
No response
Diagnostics information.
localtuya-2e03f8338f7ce09008a6e66a705e6b31-Office Desk-9bd18a1146c171251ab8ecd759655f68.json