If you click on the 331 in the log entry it should take you to the app.
Yes, it goes to a blank screen, which makes me think it's an internal app that is supposed to hidden from view.
I've had a similar issue on my setup for a very long time. I thought it was one of the apps (tile master?) by bptworld but he blew me off in pretty short order and I haven't bothered to dig deeper.
app 3 is the Hubitat Dashboard app
I do have a few of thebearmay apps and drivers installed though not all in use, but can't identify anything that's not working.
So the clue is in the attribute name list1, and I can tell you without any hesitancy none of the apps/devices that you have in the images there use that attribute. A second clue is that apps don't have attributes, therefore you are looking for a device that contains an attribute named list1.
One way of finding would be to use the Device Data Item Display app ([Release] Device Data Item Display), select every device and then go down to the Select states to display section, only select list1, and then click Display Data - the only devices that will be displayed will be the ones that have that attribute.
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I did just do a quick check and I was using the old hub information driver in a device. I changed that to the V3 driver and removed the older one. I will keep looking...
Doesn't look like it was meant to be displayed on a tile, but shouldn't take too much to put a 1024 character cutoff on it.
i have the same issue.. just a warning though ... no bigee and i am purposly display it on a tile..
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Meh, turns out I wasn't using it anyway because the "test" device was used for Christmas lights and kept bouncing every time it was tested so I disabled the app. LOL.
OP, sorry to threadjack your issue.
OK, so I figured out that the device with attribute "Button" is my virtual keypad. So here's the problem, the dashboard I used that tile on seems to still think it has the tile installed, even though I removed it. So I figured I would just export the dashboard, edit the JSON to remove the broken tile, and then re-import it. The only problem is the export feature does not work for this dashboard. Neither does the "Clone" function. the JSON output is completely empty and the clone function simply does nothing at all. However both of these functions work perfectly fine on any other dashboard. Can anybody think of a workaround, short of completely rebuilding the corrupted dashboard from scratch?
You have to remove the device in Hubitat/apps/Hubitat dashboard/the dashboard with the device/ allow access list
to get rid of the device and 1024 character. Or just disable the device like I did with my Google photo device.
I already removed the device from the dashboard (long ago, immediately when I noticed the issue, as I suspected it was the cause all along) AND I removed the device entirely from Hubitat and re-installed it with a different name. Still, this dashboard THINKS the device is still there on some hidden tile or something. I believe it is corrupted, hence why the export or clone features will not work.
I see. How about backup /hub reset and reload the backup. Hopefully that will get rid of the corruption.
Have you tried just forcing a change on the devices in the list on that particular Dashboard child app? Pick somethign to add (or remove), Done and then go back into it.
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