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I've a template sensor(s) for target temperature. And using only heat-function, not cool.
When the the value of the target sensor changes, thermostat does not update it's target.
Adding an else to climate.py lines 244-> helps in my situation:
if self._hvac_mode == HVAC_MODE_HEAT_COOL:
self._async_restore_program_temp()
else:
self._target_temp = self._restore_temp
I'm not a python programmer and I've not studied properly if this is the correct way to do this or if it has adverse effects in other use cases. Thus I'm not making a pull request.
Thanks for making this integration, it helped me a lot in creating an a bit complex weather and electricity price adaptive heating control system for a largish boiler with two power levels and three temperature measurements.
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I have the same issue. Was about to open a new issue, when saw this one.
I'm also using the heat function only, and the target temperature is controlled by node-red (thermostat node).
This is the config.yaml for one of my thermostats:
I've a template sensor(s) for target temperature. And using only heat-function, not cool.
When the the value of the target sensor changes, thermostat does not update it's target.
Adding an else to climate.py lines 244-> helps in my situation:
I'm not a python programmer and I've not studied properly if this is the correct way to do this or if it has adverse effects in other use cases. Thus I'm not making a pull request.
Thanks for making this integration, it helped me a lot in creating an a bit complex weather and electricity price adaptive heating control system for a largish boiler with two power levels and three temperature measurements.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: