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SmartThings App Crashing - Unrecognised Types for 3 Device Handlers - Printable Version +- Comfort Automation/ Security System Forums (https://www.comfortforums.com) +-- Forum: Third Party (interfacing to Comfort) (https://www.comfortforums.com/forum-5.html) +--- Forum: alphaWerk UHAI RPi (Community Edition) (https://www.comfortforums.com/forum-136.html) +--- Thread: SmartThings App Crashing - Unrecognised Types for 3 Device Handlers (/thread-4849.html) |
- burtonjk - 02-02-2018 After this update arrived on my iPhone, the Smartthings Mobile app crashes when loading the dashboard. The android version still loads up, but all my Comfort motion sensors are showing as ? There is a thread on the SmartThings forum that attributes this problem to an invailid multiAttributeTile https://community.smartthings.com/t/ios-2-14-0-released-1-30-18/117246/6 Is there something we can do to fix this, or do we need to wait for SmartThings to address it? Thanks Jim - benstinton - 02-03-2018 Hi Jim, thanks for bringing this up, I\'ve just had the same issue. Basically the latest version of ST app has become slightly stricter with Device Handler types. Short term: yes there is a fix you can do if you are confident editing your device handlers. Basically we need to change the \'type\' of three multiAttributeTiles
Slightly Longer Term: We will update the Device Handlers and post some instructions (similar to above) on how to copy paste them into the IDE Sorry for the inconvenience Ben - burtonjk - 02-03-2018 Hi Ben Followed your steps to modify those 3 device handlers and all is good now. Thanks for your very prompt and effective response Regards Jim - benstinton - 02-04-2018 After looking in to this a bit more this issue currently affects iOS users.For some users it will render the SmartThings app unusable by crashing within seconds of startup. For other iOS users the app will still run, but Zones, Modes and Flags may show as disabled. At this point we don\'t know the impact on Android users. We also don\'t know what impact there may be in the future, as our multiAttributeTiles are currently out of spec with SmartThings. For that reason, this thread, and the instructions above are relevant for all users, and we would recommend following the steps to update the 3 device handlers, regardless of your device or current performance. - schford - 02-05-2018 all done, thanks! |