1.1.2.112 Built-in Apps HTTP errors

[toby]

After the upgrade, my logs are full of errors from the Amazon Echo Skill:

errorgroovyx.net.http.HttpResponseException: Bad Request (deviceHandler)

[dbmet]

Yes mine too. Don’t remove the skill because then I couldn’t add it back.

[doug]

I'm seeing these as well.

[bravenel]

We will see if we can get this sorted out today.

[toby]

It appears IFTTT is broken with this update as well. Anyway to rollback to the previous version?

[marktheknife]

You can save backups manually, or the hub stores a few. I think it’s as simple as restoring to a point before the firmware upgrade.

I haven’t tried it yet.

[ogiewon]

The normal backups are for the Hubitat's internal database, not the firmware. So, your configuration, apps, devices, custom code, etc... are all stored in the backups.

@toby - If you really need to restore to the previous firmware, please contact support@hubitat.com and I'm sure @bobbyD will take very good care of you.

[toby]

@ogiewon

If you really need to restore to the previous firmware

Seeing that a lot of the built-in apps that I leverage are broken, and I just moved from SamsungThings for this exact reason... I would like to get it fixed

[toby]

And add PushOver to the list as well. Basically any of the built-in apps that use HTTP calls appears broken.

[cuboy29]

Pushover errors

dev:7492018-08-02 11:23:25.538:errorgroovy.lang.MissingMethodException: No signature of method: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException.getResponse() is applicable for argument types: () values: [] Possible solutions: getMessage() (deviceNotification)

dev:7492018-08-02 11:23:25.251:infoSending Message: [Locking: Garage Entry Lock] Priority: [0] to [All Devices]

dev:7492018-08-02 11:22:48.294:errorgroovy.lang.MissingMethodException: No signature of method: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException.getResponse() is applicable for argument types: () values: [] Possible solutions: getMessage() (deviceNotification)

dev:7492018-08-02 11:22:48.196:errorgroovy.lang.MissingMethodException: No signature of method: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException.getResponse() is applicable for argument types: () values: [] Possible solutions: getMessage() (deviceNotification)

[marktheknife]

@ogiewon

The normal backups are for the Hubitat's internal database, not the firmware

ah, didn't realize that. thanks for clarifying.

[ogiewon]

@toby

And add PushOver to the list as well

@toby , @cuboy29

Not sure if you two are using the native Hubitat Pushover Driver, or my custom one that existed prior to Hubitat including it into the firmware. If you're on a custom version, you may want to see the Pushover thread for a workaround.

Pushover Notifications Driver [Slightly Enhanced]

@marktheknife, @tsviper If you both are comfortable editing the driver code you can do the following: At line 74 insert the following 2 lines of code contentType: "application/json", requestContentType: "application/x-www-form-urlencoded", So it looks like this [image] Add the same 2 lines at ~ line 173 so it looks like this [image] It should work fine until the built in driver is updated.

[toby]

@ogiewon

Not sure if you two are using the native Hubitat Pushover Driver, or my custom one that existed prior to Hubitat including it into the firmware

I'm only using the built-in apps / drivers and nothing custom other than 2 small apps I wrote that don't have any HTTP calls

[stephack]

@ogiewon, there are problems with the built in driver as well. The problem has been found by @mike.maxwell and will be included in the next release (not sure if it will be included in the upcoming hotfix). Till then the custom driver is the temporary workaround.

[toby]

@stephack

Till then the custom driver is the temporary workaround.

At this point I would just like to rollback

[ogiewon]

@toby

At this point I would just like to rollback

Did you submit a request to support@hubitat.com yet? They are usually very responsive.

[toby]

Ticket #10775

[mike.maxwell]

@stephack

upcoming hotfix

yes, working on the HF now.

[stephack]

@ogiewon

The normal backups are for the Hubitat's internal database, not the firmware

@ogiewon, are you sure about this? I've never had to rollback to a different firmware but I always assumed that it reverted everything including the firmware version. Why would they bother to list the firmware versions on the Backup/Restore page?

[ogiewon]

I am sure, as I have had to rollback for testing purposes. The firmware version is there to allow you to restore a backup that was made with that specific version of firmware. If you reverted to firmware version 1.1.1.119, your safest backup to restore would be the one from 8/1/2018.