Home Assistant Android version:
1.7.2-139
Android version:
9
Phone model:
OnePlus 5 (A500)
Home Assistant version:
0.105.3
Last working Home Assistant release (if known):
Description of problem:
When I de-activate an Entity (Battery Level and Wifi) and I start to use template sensor, the sensor name get a "_2" attached to his name because the name it's in use from the App Integration.
The entity that is disabled should not "reserve" the name that was stored, that name should be freed in my opinion.
The same way, if I edit the sensor it results in an error if I try to put an existing name, that's okay if the entity is activated (or if you're trying to activate it) but as long as the entity is disabled, it shouldn't really care/check for it.
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Additional note, even if the entity doesn't show on the states page (because disabled), the name still seems to be used
@SeLLeRoNe this is as designed. Disabled entities are still registered to HA so that it knows that it is disabled.
https://developers.home-assistant.io/docs/entity_registry_disabled_by/#users-editing-the-entity-registry
This is not an issue with Android.
Ok, sorry then, I tought it might have been a bug and it was related to the mobile_app part therefore I did open it here.
I guess that if it's by design and it's not even part of the Android integration, the ticket can be closed :)
It's by design but you're actually right, that it's silly that disabled entities keep a claim to their entity ID. Going to re-open this.
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Should still be picked up.
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It's by design but you're actually right, that it's silly that disabled entities keep a claim to their entity ID. Going to re-open this.