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It worked at first, but i renamed the sensors (sensor.cryptoinfo_name_bitcoin_usd_1 to sensor.cryptoinfo_bitcoin_usd, for example) and the sensor aren't updated anymore.
Renamed one back to its original name, and now it's working again.
Having a mandatory identifier is annoying, but that's me. My use case of CryptoInfo is to get rates only (hence the multiplier 1) to set alerts. I initially set up an identifier named "rate", simply. However, i lost the history from versions 0.x.x. Not a big deal.
Having the multiplier in the sensor name is weird, no? As the multiplier is a reflection of one's wallet, it is subject to change. It's not in my use case, but someone having a dashboard of their savings would not find it handy to update every reference to the sensor each time their wallet is changed.
Suggested fix:
either let the entry follow the renamings of its sensors, or
remove the multiplier from the sensor name.
Thank you for your work. It's a useful integration.
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Having the multiplier in the sensor name is weird, no?
Yeah you have a point there...
In the version I just released (v1.0.1), the multiplier is removed from the identifier.
The problem with renaming the sensor will probably take some more time. I hope to have some time this week. I'll keep you updated.
Tried the new version 1.0.0 today.
It worked at first, but i renamed the sensors (sensor.cryptoinfo_name_bitcoin_usd_1 to sensor.cryptoinfo_bitcoin_usd, for example) and the sensor aren't updated anymore.
Renamed one back to its original name, and now it's working again.
Having a mandatory identifier is annoying, but that's me. My use case of CryptoInfo is to get rates only (hence the multiplier 1) to set alerts. I initially set up an identifier named "rate", simply. However, i lost the history from versions 0.x.x. Not a big deal.
Having the multiplier in the sensor name is weird, no? As the multiplier is a reflection of one's wallet, it is subject to change. It's not in my use case, but someone having a dashboard of their savings would not find it handy to update every reference to the sensor each time their wallet is changed.
Suggested fix:
either let the entry follow the renamings of its sensors, or
remove the multiplier from the sensor name.
Thank you for your work. It's a useful integration.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: