Sonos does not restore /resume playback

[Coolie1101]

Home Assistant release (hass --version):
0.65.6

Python release (python3 --version):
3.5.3

Component/platform:
Sonos

Description of problem:
After TTS Script runs, Sonos Speaker does not resume previous playback.

Expected:
Sonos Speaker to resume playback of media previous to script.

Problem-relevant configuration.yaml entries and steps to reproduce:
Script:

alias: Sonos TTS
sequence:
  - service: media_player.sonos_snapshot
    data_template:
      entity_id: "{{ 'media_player.' ~ where }}"
      with_group: yes
  
  - service: media_player.sonos_unjoin
    data_template:
      entity_id: "{{ 'media_player.' ~ where }}"
  
  - service: media_player.volume_set
    data_template:
      entity_id: "{{ 'media_player.' ~ where }}"
      volume_level: 0
  
  - service: media_player.volume_set
    data_template:
      entity_id: "{{ 'media_player.' ~ where }}"
      volume_level: 0.6
  
  - service: media_player.play_media
    data_template:
      entity_id: "{{ 'media_player.' ~ where }}"
      media_content_id: http://192.168.200.210:8123/local/sounds/notifications/two_tone_chime1.mp3
      media_content_type: audio/mp3

  - delay:
      seconds: 1

  - delay: >-
      {% set duration = states.media_player[where].attributes.media_duration %}
      {% if duration > 0 %}
        {% set duration = duration - 1 %}
      {% endif %}
      {% set seconds = duration % 60 %}
      {% set minutes = (duration / 60)|int % 60 %}
      {% set hours = (duration / 3600)|int %}
      {{ "%02i:%02i:%02i"|format(hours, minutes, seconds)}}

  - service: tts.amazon_polly_say
    data_template:
      entity_id: "{{ 'media_player.' ~ where }}"
      message: "{{ what }}"

  - delay:
      seconds: 2

  - delay: >-
      {% set duration = states.media_player[where].attributes.media_duration %}
      {% if duration > 0 %}
        {% set duration = duration - 1 %}
      {% endif %}
      {% set seconds = duration % 60 %}
      {% set minutes = (duration / 60)|int % 60 %}
      {% set hours = (duration / 3600)|int %}
      {{ "%02i:%02i:%02i"|format(hours, minutes, seconds)}}

  - service: media_player.play_media
    data_template:
      entity_id: "{{ 'media_player.' ~ where }}"
      media_content_id: http://192.168.200.210:8123/local/sounds/notifications/one_tone_chime1.mp3
      media_content_type: audio/mp3

  - wait_template: >-
      {{ is_state('media_player.' ~ where , 'playing') }}
    timeout: '00:00:15'

  - wait_template: >-
      {{ not is_state('media_player.' ~ where , 'playing') }}
    timeout: '00:01:00'
      
  - delay:
      seconds: 2
  
  - delay: >-
      {% set duration = states.media_player[where].attributes.media_duration %}
      {% if duration > 0 %}
        {% set duration = duration - 1 %}
      {% endif %}
      {% set seconds = duration % 60 %}
      {% set minutes = (duration / 60)|int % 60 %}
      {% set hours = (duration / 3600)|int %}
      {{ "%02i:%02i:%02i"|format(hours, minutes, seconds)}}
  
  - service: media_player.sonos_restore
    data_template:
      entity_id: "{{ 'media_player.' ~ where }}"
      with_group: yes

Additional info:
Automation calls script with

      entity_id: "{{ 'media_player.' ~ where }}"
      message: "{{ what }}"

Script runs as expected without any errors.

[fanaticDavid]

Duplicate of #13397

[amelchio]

This issue appears to only happen with a few sources. Please teach me how to add the source that does not resume.

[Coolie1101]

@amelchio Any station on TuneIn.

FYI: same results with 0.66.0b0

[Coolie1101]

@amelchio Very helpful closing issues without reason/solution!

[amelchio]

Sorry, I thought that I did write the reason, namely that you did not provide the requested information so I cannot begin to investigate. When you say "any station" you really mean "any station that I tried" but I still don't know which ones you have tried. I also don't know whether you start it with the Sonos app or HA, directly or from a favorite.

Now I tried to reproduce it anyway and your problem seems to be this:

 - wait_template: >-
      {{ is_state('media_player.' ~ where , 'playing') }}
    timeout: '00:00:15'

That times out and aborts the script because the template logic does not find any entity ID in the template. You can probably fix that by making where contain the entire entity ID, like media_player.office.

[arsaboo]

Also, @Coolie1101 please test it out on a simple script/automation. Hard to isolate the issue with all that is going on in the script.

[Coolie1101]

@arsaboo This script was implemented and been working since May 2017.

[Coolie1101]

@amelchio When you say "any station" you really mean "any station that I tried"
Yes, any station, on TuneIn, 92.3 Amp Radio, 100.3 | Z100 etc... Even Pandora.

You can probably fix that by making where contain the entire entity ID, like media_player.office

If this is the case, then I will need a script for each player/speaker?

[amelchio]

I think I fixed the wait_template issue so let's reopen this.

[Coolie1101]

@amelchio #13432 👍 That works.

Edit: Requires further testing.
After I tested and left home, the wife told me it didn't restore after an announcement ran, she was using grouped speakers and the other speakers kept playing.