Josh Willox

Great, yeah look at that last line of the error, the blueprint your trying to use doesn't exist. Probably just reinstall the Automatic Backups blueprint and recreate the automation.

Yeah that'd do it, all my blueprints are in this repository [jcwillox/home-assistant-blueprints](https://github.com/jcwillox/home-assistant-blueprints), there's also a link to it in the Auto Backup [docs](https://jcwillox.github.io/hass-auto-backup/advanced-examples).

Sounds like something must have gone wrong, you can test if the rename feature is working by just using a service call like this. ```yaml service: auto_backup.backup data: name: Hello...

Actually, that's semi-intensional, realistically backups that Auto Backup is monitoring should be getting deleted by Auto Backup itself, if you choose to delete it via the Supervisor Auto Backup will...

The information is stored in `/config/.storage/auto_backup.snapshots_expiry` you could delete that file to reset the monitored backups. As I mentioned before, if you manually delete backups they will continue to be...

A bit delayed here on my response, but this will still be relevant to someone. The `backup_path` option is a bit of a weird one and it's use cases are...

Likely, the backups are not being monitored for deletion. Backups will only be monitored if you set the `keep_days` parameter to a value > 0 in the service call. You...

Could you provide a copy of the service call your making in your automation? Can you call the service below from the Developer Tools > Services section. ```yaml service: auto_backup.snapshot_partial...

Well sounds like everything is working correctly, you can now either call `auto_backup.purge` to remove the expired backup, or when you create your next backup it will be removed. There...

Yep, those look fine, try manually triggering one of the automations from the web UI (wait for it to finish) and watch the Auto Backup sensor. Also, it doesn't look...