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[BUG] Apps state after restart always true #178

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BenAhrdt opened this issue Jun 8, 2023 · 8 comments
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[BUG] Apps state after restart always true #178

BenAhrdt opened this issue Jun 8, 2023 · 8 comments
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@BenAhrdt
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BenAhrdt commented Jun 8, 2023

if i deactivetd some native app like "bat" and i restart the tc001 the app will be displayed.
is it possible to store the activation state?

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It is stored.
How you deactivate it?

@marlan99
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marlan99 commented Jun 8, 2023

i recognized the same issue but when i start the tc001 when the battery was empty and i plugged in the cable again.
maybe a similar behaviour ?

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marlan99 commented Jun 8, 2023

maybe its only the activation state of the app time which will not be stored?

@Blueforcer
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If someone would answering my question, there would be no need for guessing 😉

@BenAhrdt
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BenAhrdt commented Jun 8, 2023

I do it with the ioBroke Adapter.
I think the Adapter did it with
/api/apps/ with the paylod {name: appname, shown: false}
Or something… it works, until you restart the tc001

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Blueforcer commented Jun 8, 2023

Where do you get this API endpoint? It's depreciated and not documented.

Use the onscreen menu to disable the native apps. This will be saved.

If you still want to use the app API you need to send it after each reboot. It's only temporary

@klein0r
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klein0r commented Jun 8, 2023

If you still want to use the app API you need to send it after each reboot. It's only temporary

Thanks - I will remove that feature (since it's deprecated)

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Blueforcer commented Jun 8, 2023

If you still want to use the app API you need to send it after each reboot. It's only temporary

Thanks - I will remove that feature (since it's deprecated)

If possible just uncomment it. In the future I try to add it again in a slightly different way. Because the current state cause more questions than it helps. It was just a experimental feature

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