Upper case items don't delete when using the client directly

[Mr5Picker]

I'm testing the server and client on windows in WSL and commands all seem to be working, but I cannot remove an item that has an upper case letter. When I try the system returns null.

[madmachinations]

How long is your shopping list? Like how many items are on it?

If you are able to clear your shopping list entirely and just put three test items on the list, and you can reliably replicate and confirm that it's upper case letters causing the issue that would be very helpful please.

Because I have had items on mine with an uppercase letter and they get cleared successfully. But I am aware there might be a bug where if a shopping list is very long, it might not be able to see all the items beyond a certain point when it scans the page as they are lazy loaded.

[Mr5Picker]

Removed all items and added back 3 with uppercase from the Alexa app and cannot remove them from the command line. Also, if I add and item with uppercase from the CL, it converts to all lowercase. Maybe an issue with my environment?

[madmachinations]

Kookie! Sounds like it's enforced to be lower case.

Can I confirm when you emptied your list, that you also had no completed items on the list?

[Mr5Picker]

Yes, there are no completed items in the list. I might go ahead and install HASS add-on and see if it behaves differently.

[Mr5Picker]

It seems to be fine running in the HASS add-on so it must be an issue with the container on my Windows machine.

[madmachinations]

It seems to be fine running in the HASS add-on so it must be an issue with the container on my Windows machine.

Weird, could be an issue somewhere in the client. Perhaps it's forcing everything to be lower case somewhere in there.

And then perhaps the component doesn't do this when talking to the server. Been a while tbh but I'll keep this issue open and look into it

[Mr5Picker]

Pretty sure it's a Windows server issue. I did not have the problem when running my Windows client against the HASS server.