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Home Assistant itself falls into category 2, with some integrations/utilities in category 1. The amount of stuff it pulls from the mothership and GitHub is cra
by sneak 2y ago
Home Assistant itself falls into category 2, with some integrations/utilities in category 1. The amount of stuff it pulls from the mothership and GitHub is crazy. I wish it were local-only by default.
- Coelacanthus 2y ago> The amount of stuff it pulls from the mothership and GitHub is crazy. It seems the problem of HAOS, not Home Assistant itself. I have install my HA in NixOS from its package manager, it seems not try to download somethings.
- antsar 2y agoYes. This is frustrating. Notable examples: Updating an ESPHome device config requires network to build/compile the image. [0] Viewing your Integrations page leaks a list of integrations you are using to "brands.home-assistant.io". [1] [0] https://community.home-assistant.io/t/esphome-completely-offline-builds/451008 https://community.home-assistant.io/t/esphome-completely-off... [1] https://community.home-assistant.io/t/wth-why-are-brand-icons-a-cloud-dependency/226359 https://community.home-assistant.io/t/wth-why-are-brand-icon...
- stragies 2y agoIs the certificate for that domain pinned? If not, just host it locally. In fact, I'm going to try doing that. Have you already checked the Docs? Somebody probably already published a gist somewhere with the needed path
- XorNot 2y agoLocally hosting platform IO is definitely on my to-do list but it is a problem which looks vast. I have SQUID doing TLS MITM in front of it right now, but that doesn't get me really to "offline builds".
- Tigress8780 2y agoA fresh HAOS VM can not successfully boot without internet access, maybe due to how they are managing everything with Docker within HAOS? I noticed this because the VM was accidentally put into a network that does not have stable internet, and I kept wondering why it didn't boot. Really hope that there is a fully offline solution.