kbrown01

FYI, I tried it without the variables with fixed values and I get the same error

I use an !include so in `configuration.yaml`: `shell_command: !include shell_commands.yaml` And the `shell_commands.yaml ` has many other entries in it. Like this one (my old one) right above which does...

And OS is Linux with Home Assistant Core installed. Updated to the latest: Home Assistant 2022.12.8 Frontend 20221213.1 - latest

Maybe this in the documentation is the issue? https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/shell_command/ "The commands can be dynamic, using templates to insert values for arguments. When using templates, shell_command runs in a more secure...

I would guess there is no real way to do this or I am missing something. It looks like "fmt" only takes the name of the CellFormatter and hence no...

Interesting, but I would guess I would need an example because if you look those are not the same exact code. They differ by an index/name (like EventScore1 and EventScore2...

To add to this as an update, I did the following: Changed the flex-table JS to add a function: ``` function drawscore(place, score){ var cellstring = ''; if (place ==...

OK, for anyone following this, I have done something that I believe minimizes changes to core and provides great flexibility. I used import to import a file that can contain...

Yes. The real question is in implementation for the code owners. I would suggest it creates an empty "plugins" file to not get 404 errors on the import. BUT never...

@daringer I have not tried. Possibly a try-catch. I can test soon. I was hoping the code owner would take that on.