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Bug: Can't remove commands from Satellite Service #162
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Hello, the title states that you cannot remove the commands but in the description you mention adding them. Could you please provide more details so I can understand it? |
Hi, Sorry for the conflicting information. I added 5 commands to the satellite service which was successful. I wanted to remove 2 of them, but am unable to do so. When I click save the commands appear to have been removed but reopening the commands window will show they are still there. |
Could you please check the satellite logs for a line like this:
Default path for it is "C:\Program Files\HASS.Agent Satellite Service\Service", inside there should be "logs" folder and then the newest log file. |
Here is my log, I tried to remove 3 of 5 commands saved:
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I too am unable to remove commands. They reappear on closing/reopening window. I get around the issue by editing the json directly. |
@iamthekings5 could you please test if editing the json works for you also like @boydfields mentioned? Of course manual editing is not a solution, I'm trying to wrap my head around of what could be causing it. |
Hi, After editing the json, stopping then starting the satellite service the commands were saved successfully. These are the commands I am running in the satellite service, I do not have any sensors for now.
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Describe the bug
I can't remove commands from satellie service, after saving and reopening the commands aren't saved.
Expected behavior
Commands should be saved.
Misc info
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