Michael Bisbjerg

Well - its a good one.. :) You can verify this with the `Timestamp` attribute on both entities. It should be the same if it's the same measurement.

It does. So the code “works” – but for some reason the attributes list is not sent (it would be received if it was). State and Attributes are sent separately....

Similar to #72 -- imagine a queue service being based on a directory. It could then poll the directory and kick off a task/delegate for each item in the directory.

I wasn't suggesting ditching Node.js, obviously that would be basically rewriting the app. I've ended up installing Node on my server directly, and from then on, Cronicle works great :)....

I’ll try to see if I can get a run output for you. Hopefully today. I can confirm though, that if I remove my build output for a specific device,...

I've not been able to figure out how to run `pio` directly, or how to run `esphome` myself. I think there may be a working directory or something I'm not...

I've tried modifying what I think is the code that does the hashing, to see what the contents of the `config` are. https://github.com/platformio/platformio-core/blob/065607b68c4c900341c2a6ba4ae028b4b4e7fe92/platformio/project/helpers.py#L106-L114 I've put them below. I see multiple...

So the hashing code above is obviously a red herring, since it doesn't actually run in my case, but if I set `build_cache_dir`, and recompile a single device twice (clearing...

I found earlier that SCons internally likely uses the full path name to the file it is working on. This means that any compilation will be unique for different environments...

Update: I viewed the directories in Winscp and this directory appears as `Weiá`. So it certainly seems like an encoding issue. In bash/putty it appears as `'Wei'$'\341'`