remove spaces to match new helper events in 2023.5

[LordSushiPhoenix]

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The last controller event format has changed in 2023.5 and broken some controller automations. Removing spaces fixes it. Mentioned in #543, but I don't expect these changes to affect the SNZB-01.

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[rubinho76]

I have done this modification in ikea_e1744.yaml and it works.

[tumtumsback]

I did this modification in ikea_e1743.yaml and it did NOT work.

In ikea_e1743.yaml, these would be lines 280 and 281. I replaced the old lines with the new lines, restarted home assistant, but still no dice.

[thomas-svrts]

@rubinho76 I also changed my e1744 yaml, but didnt succeeded. Can you share your changes?
I changed this part:

[tumtumsback]

@rubinho76 I also changed my e1744 yaml, but didnt succeeded. Can you share your changes? I changes this part:

Right? Lol ... What magic trick did @rubinho76 use? I literally copied the entire new raw YAML from @LordSushiPhoenix overtop of the original YAML and still no dice...

[LordSushiPhoenix]

@rubinho76 I also changed my e1744 yaml, but didnt succeeded. Can you share your changes? I changes this part:

Right? Lol ... What magic trick did @rubinho76 use? I literally copied the entire new raw YAML from @LordSushiPhoenix overtop of the original YAML and still no dice...

if you copied the entire ikea_e2001_e2002.yaml file into your ikea_e1744.yaml that is likely why it didn't work. The two files are different before modification, and replacing the e1744 yaml with the e2001_e2002 yaml replaces the logic with logic for a different controller. Even e1743 and e1744 are different.

[tumtumsback]

No, I copied your new e1743.yaml over my existing e1743.yaml and no dice.

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On Sun, May 7, 2023 at 12:43 PM LordSushiPhoenix ***@***.***> wrote: @rubinho76 <https://github.com/rubinho76> I also changed my e1744 yaml, but didnt succeeded. Can you share your changes? I changes this part: [image: IMG_4320] <https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/81048302/236690221-5c6fbd77-6207-4367-8c1b-623ce8aa1da7.png> Right? Lol ... What magic trick did @rubinho76 <https://github.com/rubinho76> use? I literally copied the entire new raw YAML from @LordSushiPhoenix <https://github.com/LordSushiPhoenix> overtop of the original YAML and still no dice... if you copied the entire ikea_e2001_e2002.yaml file into your ikea_e1744.yaml that is likely why it didn't work. The two files are different before modification, and replacing the e1744 yaml with the e2001_e2002 yaml replaces the logic with logic for a different controller. Even e1743 and e1744 are different. — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#546 (comment)>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AOBYVLIDZYIWHHEML2BUX5DXE7GKNANCNFSM6AAAAAAXXSR7LU> . You are receiving this because you commented.Message ID: ***@***.***>

[rubinho76]

@rubinho76 I also changed my e1744 yaml, but didnt succeeded. Can you share your changes? I changed this part:

I have only taken over the modifications, i.e. removed the spaces. Everything else is still original.

[jpa00]

If I may, I would suggest instead considering the spaces optional (followed by ? in the regex), to both keep compatibility with old style messages and make the check a little bit less fragile to possible future changes. That said, using regex to check a JSON format message is pretty fragile by nature.

[dealeros]

Thanks @LordSushiPhoenix ! It fixed my issues with BUFFER_FULL in zigbee2MQTT