MyQ Lite Sep update
jeffjaslow opened this issue · 14 comments
Got the new token, updated, uninstalled myqlite with buttons... reinstalled. No errors but door doesn't respond to open or close commands.
I don’t find a place to input the token want to go onto settings. I take it you found a place in settings to update it
Even though I've entered the token as described, when I click the "Tap to modify devices" it asks me for my MyQ email/password which of course don't work anymore. Why does the updated SmartApp still have a place to enter MyQ account credentials when it uses the token now?
Why does the updated SmartApp still have a place to enter MyQ account credentials when it uses the token now?
It does not. If you are seeing that, your SmartApp did not fully take the latest version. Try the steps again and re-publish. Perhaps even go the manual copy/paste route if it still isn't working.
Thanks @brbeaird . Very weird, I updated from the github repo as usual, and published, but it was still running the old code. Only way I could get it to update was to copy and paste the new code as you suggested. It still thinks it's up-to-date from the repo, so hopefully next time it works as per normal.
I don’t find a place to input the token want to go onto settings. I take it you found a place in settings to update it
Where do I go to find a “token”? I’ve updated to new app/handler & don’t know what I need to do next
Read the updated instructions here - https://github.com/brbeaird/SmartThings_MyQ
There is a separate utility to run to get the token.
I don’t find a place to input the token want to go onto settings. I take it you found a place in settings to update it
Same problem as @jkhilbun ...
I removed the previous version and device handlers, removed the repo from the IDE, and then used the Community Installer to install the latest version (4.0.1). I also downloaded the token generator utility and have a token in my clipboard, but there is nowhere in the SmartApp Settings in the IDE to put it. My settings section just says, "Add setting definitions in the source code and then set the values here". Is the Community Installer method no longer supported? I'm guessing if I don't use the community installer, the token setting will appear there and I can add it?
Edit: I got the setting to appear by modifying the code to have an additional appSetting (Line 39-40), saved and published, and then after verifying both appeared, reverted the change. All is well now!
I have heard more and more issues from people where the community installer is not quite getting the whole job done. I'm not really sure why on that one, but it seems falling back to either github integration or just manual copy/paste seems to get it.
All my previous automations failed a couple of weeks ago. I tried updating the smart app and then tapping through the modify devices in the smart app. No luck. I removed everything and started over, including installing the token from MyQ. I installed via Community Installer and the Smart App buttons work in the ST app, but the open/close buttons do not work, nor do they work with Alexa. I get a "network error, try again later" when activating the button. I deleted everything, reinstalled once manually and again via GitHub, reinstalled the Alexa integration, rebooted all devices including the router, and same result. Buttons throw the same network error, but the Smart App panels work as expected.
Pushed another update that may help some of this. I'm not sure if the community installer will work any better for this one; if not, the Update From Repo method should work ok.