core: After update with HA 0.89, Smartthings integration stopped working
Home Assistant release with the issue:
Home Assistant 0.89.0
Last working Home Assistant release (if known):
0.88.2 Operating environment (Hass.io/Docker/Windows/etc.): Home Assistant, environment Python 3.5.3
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Description of problem: In version 0.88, I have configured the smartthings integration. But after the update, integration has not stopped working. I tried to create smartapps again. I created a new token. I configured again Home Assistant, i entered the personal access token. I tried to add Smartapp in “My Apps”, then choose ‘Home Assistant’. But again I get an error. I added screenshots. Smartthings app doesn’t work. An old app is writing: Something’s Wrong. We can’t load your screen right now. After I removed the smartapp from api.smartthings.com. I rebooted the phone, deleted the application data and cache in the phone. Rebooted hub. But nothing helped. Home assistant does not create a Smart app in the API or in the classic Smartthings application. In the previous version, everything worked. All conditions are met- base_url, SSL and so on. I edded logger in congiguration file, but i don’t know where to watch the logs. I did not find anything in the home-assistant.log.
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About this issue
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- State: closed
- Created 5 years ago
- Comments: 15 (7 by maintainers)
Everything worked out. Old SmartApp have been removed from Smartthings. And without any problems everything was integrated. Thank you so much for your help and patience. You saved me a lot of time.
@oleg-78 You have to replace
PERSONAL_ACCESS_TOKENwith your access token…For folks still having issues try this:
The Home Assistant integration setup logic didn’t change in this release (it just captures more data than before). As I mentioned earlier, there’s been AWS issues today that affected SmartThings which is likely contributing to the synchronization lag.