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> Yes it's all possible right now. Use the smartthinq_sensors.remote_start service to issue the remote start command. I wasn't able to find the API. Is it possible to choose the...
It's possible to communicate with the ec controller with a tool called ectool. I suspect it would be possible to change the charge rate there. There seems to be two...
I see. Resuming works most of the time if it's done within a couple of minutes, but more seldom after longer periods (+10 hours), so it's almost working. If I...
I think I got it working but it's more of a work-around than a real solution. Using the kernel arguments: `acpi_osi=Linux acpi_sleep=s4_nohwsig` seems to be doing the trick. I did...
_deleted my previous response since I misunderstood completely_ I realize now that `listen_event` was a poor choice on my part. When I monitored the logs, that's what I saw so...
> you listen to all input_select changes and want only the one with the attribute rollerblinds Yes, this is corrects. > add a listen_state for all entities that you need...
I'm sorry. I can't see that option. I see: input_boolean input_select presence time How do you use a certain attribute for a constraint?
Maybe I'm missing something but all those constraint including the custom ones are general in nature. So I can't see how you could use a custom constraint to check the...
> by adding a listen_state for all input_selects Yes, but then why would I need to filter with constrain? I could just use get.state to exclude the ones I don't...
My point was that if you were just to make a loop to discover ahead of time what entities should have callbacks based on the custom attribute, you would not...