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v2.1.2

26 Jul 11:17
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Hass AmpliFi 2.1.2

This is a bugfix update to fix a bug introduced in 2.1.1 that would cause the integration to fail to load if there were no Ethernet devices attached to the AmpliFi router.

Testers Needed!

The bug introduced in the last release emphasizes the need for more testers of beta versions on the GitHub. It's unclear just how many people use this integration but if you are a developer or a user willing to provide error logs when things go wrong or can test beta versions before they are released, please get in touch so we can notify you of new versions or bugfixes.

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Issues

Please report any issues or error messages you encounter on the GitHub issue tracker

Full Changelog: v2.1.1...v2.1.2

v2.1.2 Beta

10 Jul 08:50
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v2.1.2 Beta Pre-release
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A quick bugfix beta in an effort to fix #55 that causes the integration to fail starting when there are no Ethernet devices connected.

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Full Changelog: v2.1.1-beta.2...v2.1.2-beta

v2.1.1

04 Jul 08:45
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Hass AmpliFi 2.1.1

This release adds better friendly names for WiFi devices, Ethernet Ports and the WAN Speed sensors.
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It also creates new entities for Ethernet connected devices to reflect the experience in the AmpliFi app. These entities follow the default enablement setting that is specified in your config entry.

These new entities report their upstream Ethernet port, their IP address, hostname and more:
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Full Changelog: v2.1.0...v2.1.1

v2.1.1 Beta 2

19 Jun 13:19
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v2.1.1 Beta 2 Pre-release
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Full Changelog: v2.1.1-beta...v2.1.1-beta.2

v2.1.1 Beta

23 May 10:23
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v2.1.1 Beta Pre-release
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Hass AmpliFi 2.1.1 Beta

This release adds better friendly names for WiFi devices, Ethernet Ports and the WAN Speed sensors.
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It also creates new entities for Ethernet connected devices to reflect the experience in the AmpliFi app. These entities are enabled by default and are not affected by the "enable newly discovered devices" config entry option.

Issues

Please report any issues or suggestions on the GitHub issue tracker

What's Changed

  • Return better friendly names and generate entities for Ethernet devices by @hawksj and @atudor2 in #51

Full Changelog: v2.1.0...v2.1.1-beta

v2.1.0

20 May 12:00
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Hass AmpliFi 2.1.0

This update improves the appearance and description of the config entry and adds a new setup option: Enable Newly Discovered Devices by Default

With this option enabled, the device tracker entities that are created for new devices will be automatically enabled. This allows you to track devices connecting to your WiFi network, even if you've never seen them before, or create alerts for when a new device is detected (please see the GitHub for examples).

Upgrading

If you are upgrading an existing installation and don't care to enable new devices by default, there is nothing for you to do. Continue using this integration as before.

If you are upgrading an existing installation and would like to make use of this feature, or you are installing fresh, you will need to add a new instance of the integration.
This has not been extensively tested. Loss of the entities generated by this integration is likely. Only migrate if automatically enabling entities is worth losing the existing AmpliFi entities. With this in mind and if you accept the risk, please see below to migrate.

Migrating to new config entry

  1. Make a backup if you're particularly worried about losing AmpliFi entities.
  2. After updating in HACS, restart Home Assistant.
  3. Go to your Integrations page and click on the AmpliFi integration.
  4. Click the 3 dots next to your existing AmpliFi instance and click Delete. DO NOT RESTART if you want ANY chance of keeping entities.
  5. Without restarting Home Assistant, add another instance of the integration.
  6. Re-enter your AmpliFi hostname/IP address and password and choose if you would like new entities to be automatically enabled.
  7. Once all the entities that were linked to the old instance reappear in the new instance, you can restart Home Assistant.

Issues

Please report any issues or error messages you encounter on the GitHub issue tracker

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Full Changelog: https://github.com/puttyman/hass-amplifi/commits/v2.1.0

v2.0.5

23 May 10:57
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Base release before 2.1.0