Add support for Home Assistant energy statistics #8187
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Thanks! |
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stil...mine are unknow too, since I update z2m edge yesterday |
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@DavidFFerreira That issue is tracked here: #8201 Thanks 👍 |
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Adds support for Home Assistant energy statistics.
Support for the MQTT part @ Home Assistant has been added in the previous release already, so this does not depend on a future release (and should be backward compatible anyways).
Statistics support for other sensors with current values, already has been added in a previous PR / Zigbee2MQTT release. This only affects "energy" sensors at this point.
See:
As the Zigbee energy sensors should not be resettable, it sets the
last_reset_topicto satisfy the configuration andlast_reset_value_templatecontains a static string with an iso formatted epoch 0 timestamp. It is not a template, Home Assistant will recognize that, skip the template parsing and just use the string as the result directly.I have not been able to test this in real life, as I do not own any Zigbee devices that provide this data.