fix: handle None attribute values to prevent ValueError#60
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fix: handle None attribute values to prevent ValueError#60
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Add a `state_attr() is not none` check to templates so that when an entity attribute returns None, the sensor falls back to 'unknown' instead of raising a ValueError from the float/int Jinja2 filters. Closes #46 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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sorry it took that long @r-jean-pierre if you still have this issue can you try this fix? |
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Summary
ValueError: Template error: float got invalid input 'None'when an entity attribute returnsNonestate_attr() is not nonecheck to all template variants (time-based and value-based)None, the sensor now gracefully falls back tounknowninstead of crashingCloses #46
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round_topointing to an entity whose attribute can beNoneunknowninstead of throwing aValueError🤖 Generated with Claude Code