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lights: led_strip_0_led_1: number: 0-0-1 subtype: led type: rgb tags: group1 led_strip_0_led_2: number: 0-0-2 subtype: led type: rgb tags: group1 led_strip_0_led_3: previous: led_strip_0_led_2 #this line shows as error subtype: led type: rgb tags: group1
The marked line shows
Could not find led_strip_0_led_2 of type lights.mpf-ls(13)
The light is defined a few lines above, so I would consider this being a bug. The solution is: the file above was a lights_config.yaml but it was not referenced in yaml.conf. So essentially it was never being used anyways. For a syntax check it doesn't make sense to have such a behavior. As soon as I reference the lights file in my main config the error is gone. There are no lights defined in the main config file.
Maybe that can be fixed in a future version. Thanks.
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Hi,
I have this section in my config
lights: led_strip_0_led_1: number: 0-0-1 subtype: led type: rgb tags: group1 led_strip_0_led_2: number: 0-0-2 subtype: led type: rgb tags: group1 led_strip_0_led_3: previous: led_strip_0_led_2 #this line shows as error subtype: led type: rgb tags: group1
The marked line shows
Could not find led_strip_0_led_2 of type lights.mpf-ls(13)
The light is defined a few lines above, so I would consider this being a bug. The solution is: the file above was a lights_config.yaml but it was not referenced in yaml.conf. So essentially it was never being used anyways. For a syntax check it doesn't make sense to have such a behavior. As soon as I reference the lights file in my main config the error is gone. There are no lights defined in the main config file.
Maybe that can be fixed in a future version. Thanks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: