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Home Assistant would be a lot more convincing if every upgrade did not completely break my install. Flashed this on ESP I had laying around and did NOT have to
by timtom39 3y ago
Home Assistant would be a lot more convincing if every upgrade did not completely break my install.
Flashed this on ESP I had laying around and did NOT have to upgrade HA (which would have made me not try the project).
- kkielhofner 3y ago> Flashed this on ESP I had laying around So question is - what do you think :)?
- raman325 3y agocan you share more details about what's breaking? Is it a specific integration? Is it in general? What breaks? This is not consistent with most users' experience but it's hard to know without more specifics.
- stragies 3y agoSome of the things that happened to me during the last 18 months: - ChangeOver to the new bluetooth subsystem broke many integrations. My Bluetooth TRVs still don't work right (again). - ONVIF support recently broke for an (admittedly shitty old) IP-Webcam. PTZ never worked/was_exposed. - My USB-connected android devices can't be be controlled by the ADB-Integration anymore. There was some integration renaming/rescoping recently. Home-Assistant still (imho) is best solution in this space for most combinations of metrics. I'd still recommend it to anyone. (I tinker a lot with my HA-install/network, so maybe some of the above are issues on my end)
- lannisterstark 3y agoHA would be a lot more convincing if basic layout itself alongside config wasn't YAML hell. Every time I want to create some new layout or add something new to my home screen, I dread it. I hate using it. Yet, I have no viable OSS alternatives.
- peterhoeg 3y agoopenHAB is very nice and completely OSS.
- lannisterstark 3y agoHm, I forgot about openHAB. Does it have comparable number of integrations as HA does?