I used to just update stuff when I could see an update was available. This changed dramatically when a few months ago, I updated Zigbee2mqtt to version 2 and my whole house stopped working. That marked the moment when the other inhabitants in my house decided that the home automation project had gone too far.

Since then, when I saw an update was available, I’ve waited - preferably until I had seen other people reporting that stuff still worked. But now I’ve realised, that if I wait too long with an update, another update just comes along…

Can I somehow configure HA to always automatically install e.g. update 2.1.3 once update 2.1.4 becomes available? Or is that a nogo too? I realise that the only sure-fire way to do this is with a staging environment, where everything is tested out before updating the production environment. But how many of us has that kind of a setup?

  • Encephalotrocity@biglemmowski.win
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    8 hours ago

    I don’t use HA so this is confusing me. If the software works for your home setup, why update at all ever? What do you as a user get other than the opportunity to see new ads on the thermostat screen or whatever?

    • SayCyberOnceMore@feddit.uk
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      7 hours ago

      I don’t use HA so this is confusing me.

      You should check it out whilst you’re here 🙂

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