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I'm not sure if that's the correct place to post, however, looking at the callstack, I guess it might be. If not please simply ignore my message.
I'm facing a problem where my automation stops randomly, when a command can't be issued for whatever reason (in most cases, rare random network issue/time out).
See the following post for a description of the original problem, as well as some answer describing the reason of the automation stopping, despite using the "continue_on_error" option for my action call:
In a nutshell, the reason of "continue_on_error" not working is due to some exception not being handled. From what I've understood (could be wrong), the library should catch the http exception, and raise a defined exception when caught.
This is explained in the following HA core issue answer : alandtse/tesla#1015
I'm using https://github.com/alandtse however it seems this library uses teslajsonpy under the hood, so I'm not fully sure at what level this should be fixed (I'm not familiar with HA development I must admit).
Any idea how this could be fixed ?
Thanks a lot !!
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Hi,
I'm not sure if that's the correct place to post, however, looking at the callstack, I guess it might be. If not please simply ignore my message.
I'm facing a problem where my automation stops randomly, when a command can't be issued for whatever reason (in most cases, rare random network issue/time out).
See the following post for a description of the original problem, as well as some answer describing the reason of the automation stopping, despite using the "continue_on_error" option for my action call:
home-assistant/core#123296
In a nutshell, the reason of "continue_on_error" not working is due to some exception not being handled. From what I've understood (could be wrong), the library should catch the http exception, and raise a defined exception when caught.
This is explained in the following HA core issue answer : alandtse/tesla#1015
I'm using https://github.com/alandtse however it seems this library uses teslajsonpy under the hood, so I'm not fully sure at what level this should be fixed (I'm not familiar with HA development I must admit).
Any idea how this could be fixed ?
Thanks a lot !!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: