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777,777,700 value written as valid after a Home Assistant reboot #3532
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MihaiKrieger
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Please show me the devices log where it sends a message with value = 777! I am very confident that this is not an issue of the device but HA or the MQTT broker! I also use HA and never see such issue! |
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The Problem
After each Home Assistant Core restart, instead of the correct meter report number, the value of 777,777,700 is written in the database instead.
After that, the correct value is reported and written.
The problem is, the gas consumption of 777,777,700 m3 remains written in the statistics.
What workaround I have? — I open Developer Tools -> Statistics -> look for the entity with this value. In my case sensor.gasmeter_value, and replace 777,777,700 with 0, and save.
When has the problem started? — I've always had this problem. I've been using this project since 1st of May 2023.
The issue is coming from the JSON entity, which is publishing first the value with 777,777,700 and absolutely instantaneously the correct value.
Version
Release: v15.3.0 (Commit: 3fbff0a)
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Expected Behavior
The entry
gasmeter JSON changed to { "value": "777777700", "raw": "777777700", "pre": "777777700", "error": "no error", "rate": "27.735037", "timestamp": "2023-04-27T11:44:56+0200" }should be skipped and never be publish to interfere with the statistics of Home Assistant.Screenshots
From MQTT Explorer.
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