David Buezas

I haven't tried it, but it should work fine if you follow this example: https://github.com/dbuezas/arduino-web-uploader#installation

The repo you linked implements a specific protocol, it is not compatible with esphome's remote_receiver/transmitter (which can only detect and send specific codes)

This will be a bit tricky to fix, I'll need to add a way to keep track of the requested ranges (analogous to visible_range).

The point here is that both requested intervals DO overlay, so the data returned for the overlapping interval should be the same but it isn't: ```js // output[0] of the...

Thanks this improvement! much appreciated :)

Interesting, can you try changing to "refresh_interval: auto"? This will use updates coming to from the websocket instead of actively making requests. If this behaves differently, it may ve a...

Got it. There may be an issue with the part of the caching system that removes duplicates, but I can't be sure

> other can go hours before you need an update Note that `auto` does exactly that automatically. It receives updates pushed directly from home assistant. The only reason I left...

That's super odd! * What OS does the table have? * Do you use the HA app or a browser (which?) * What kinds of entities does is happen with?...

Ok, I see. I have a hunch then. The API for statistics behaves somewhat different than the normal history one. In the normal history API, you ask for an interval...