[question] Deleted components re-appear?
In order to keep my HA install as clean as possible, I delete a few of the components that were created on the Z2M side. But when I restarted Z2M, they all reappeared. Is there a way to peristently get rid of those?
You should click on store button to make changes persistent between reboots
Daniel
On 23 Dec 2019, at 23:27, Boris Prüßmann [email protected] wrote:
In order to keep my HA install as clean as possible, I delete a few of the components that were created on the Z2M side. But when I restarted Z2M, they all reappeared. Is there a way to peristently get rid of those?
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That's what I did. But the deleted components re-appear after restarting Z2M. The view for the device then shows some components as stored, and the recreated ones as not stored. I am on 2.0.6-dev if that matters.
Are you deleting all components of a device or just some?
Anyway the other solution for now would be to delete the entire discovery payload from the hass json discovery (set discoveryPayload to {}) in this way when z2m tries to discover it will send an empty payload that will result in no device created
Daniel
On 24 Dec 2019, at 00:59, Boris Prüßmann [email protected] wrote:
That's what I did. But the deleted components re-appear after restarting Z2M. The view for the device then shows some components as stored, and the recreated ones as not stored. I am on 2.0.6-dev if that matters.
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Just some of the components of each device. Most of the time, all the alarm_* components. I'll give {} a try, so it would definitely be nicer, if the Z2M would also not contain all those uninteresting items ;)
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