David Radcliffe
David Radcliffe
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This would be neat. I'd like to be able to return HTTP 404 and test that.
My specific use-case is for elasticsearch. ES often returns non-200 responses when things are not quite right or when the request was routed to the wrong place.
This is driving me crazy too. I think technically, the problem is that there is _no_ parent block so it just appears to be nested under the previous parent block....
Is there a good reason this isn't supported or does the work just need to be done to implement it?
That sounds good. 👍 I can try to get a PR started when I have a chance this week unless someone beats me to it.
Understandable. I'd want to run it on my own but a framework to do so would be nice.
I have a PR which adds support for components: https://github.com/home-assistant/core/pull/99924
> Hi David, is there a way I could install/test this now? They are saying on the discord it could take months for the PR. Yep, I'm doing that. I...
The `pysmartthings` library with my changes is https://github.com/andrewsayre/pysmartthings/pull/77 Note that it's not the whole repo, but just the inner pysmartthings directory.