Home Assistant release with the issue:
hassio version 1.3.1 release 0.72.0b2
Last working Home Assistant release (if known):
hassio version 1.3.1 release 0.71
Operating environment (Hass.io/Docker/Windows/etc.):
Hass.io
Component/platform:
Hass.io sidebar link
Description of problem:
Clicking Hass.io sidebar link the following error pops up:
--Unable to load the panel source: /api/hassio/app/entrypoint.js.
Additional information:
All other sidebar links work. A reboot was done after patching completed.
Also having this issue..
Same issue here as well.
Problem seems to be auth related:
load_resource.js:29 GET https://petersv.duckdns.org:4356/api/hassio/app/entrypoint.js 401 (Unauthorized)
Same issue. Was working fine, now not.
same issue here, how to update or roll back?
I am on 0.72.0b0
I am running hassio on pi3B+, is it specific to this dale3h HASSIO install script?
I also have this issue.
@balloob mentioned on the beta discord channel a fix is coming soon (tonight)
Wonder if it will be possible to get to a backup or a fix if you can't access the Hass.io tab???
It's possible, either with curl or from the console in chrome dev tools:
javascript:document.querySelector('home-assistant').hass.callApi('post', 'hassio/homeassistant/update', {version: '0.72.0b2'})
Thanks @sveip ! I was able to modify your script in chrome dev-tools to install 0.71.0
All is working as it should.
Will wait until 0.72 final is released until I update again.
fixed in #15024
posts like "same issue" are not helpful btw. instead use the :+1: reaction on first post
Fixed in b3
To roll back to 71:
From the console in chrome dev tools (right click and select inspect, choose console tab) do: javascript:document.querySelector('home-assistant').hass.callApi('post', 'hassio/homeassistant/update', {version: '0.71.0'})
@c727, does liking the issue really mean that someone is experiencing the same problem? Does a few extra comments to attract attention hurt, isn't that exactly the point? Don't get me wrong, I don't know or have any strong opinion, that's why I'm asking.
Maybe some way to separate the issues that are beta related would help to avoid them drowning?
Thank you sveip! This worked for me.
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To roll back to 71:
From the console in chrome dev tools (right click and select inspect,
choose console tab) do: javascript:document.querySelector('home-assistant').hass.callApi('post',
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Still having this problem :(
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To roll back to 71:
From the console in chrome dev tools (right click and select inspect, choose console tab) do:
javascript:document.querySelector('home-assistant').hass.callApi('post', 'hassio/homeassistant/update', {version: '0.71.0'})
@c727, does liking the issue really mean that someone is experiencing the same problem? Does a few extra comments to attract attention hurt, isn't that exactly the point? Don't get me wrong, I don't know or have any strong opinion, that's why I'm asking.
Maybe some way to separate the issues that are beta related would help to avoid them drowning?