Andrew Berry
Andrew Berry
> Local Push is not to blame I was noticing high drain overnight (say, 2% an hour), and disabling local push eliminated it. With it off, my iPhone 12 mini...
Sensors are currently set to 5 minutes. I did also go through disabling all other functionality (location, background updates, etc) before I determined that local push was the issue.
I have one more datapoint to add on the firmware side. I've kept my OLED65CXPUA on the `03.21.18` firmware and haven't had _any_ problems with the Home Assistant integration since...
I don't see how the above example could work. Tugboat reads config.yml when it builds a preview, so any changes made to the file won't take effect?
This is probably worth calling out specifically in the release notes since it could cause working builds to fail.
I started docker support for this over at https://github.com/deviantintegral/bowlby/tree/docker but haven't filed a PR yet.
Good call. I think we can do this with a path filter in GitHub at least: https://docs.github.com/en/actions/writing-workflows/workflow-syntax-for-github-actions#onpushpull_requestpull_request_targetpathspaths-ignore
I think this is due to a typo in the class name for Hydro One customers. Is anyone else seeing this for other companies? The key line is: > 2025-01-01...
I got a reply that this is now fixed. Can anyone else confirm?
Fixed for me as well! I think this issue can be closed.