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[2206.88 --> 2208.40] And it seems like for a lot of people,
[2208.42 --> 2210.50] when they're upgrading to the October release,
[2210.96 --> 2213.12] the 2021 October release of Home Assistant,
[2213.64 --> 2214.86] it's nuking their 2U setups.
[2214.86 --> 2218.26] So if you're a 2U user, be careful.
[2218.42 --> 2219.60] Make sure you got your backups.
[2220.12 --> 2222.84] They have moved over to an official built-in integration,
[2223.12 --> 2224.58] but it's cloud only.
[2225.04 --> 2226.98] And so it's a common thread,
[2227.28 --> 2229.52] and I hate this because this has happened to me too,
[2229.94 --> 2232.34] is people were just going along, they hit the update button,
[2233.20 --> 2235.88] and all of their local 2U control was wiped out.
[2236.22 --> 2238.30] And man, have I been there when something like that's happened.
[2238.40 --> 2240.90] I just recently tried to do the Z-Wave migration myself,
[2240.90 --> 2243.50] and that was a dumpster fire.
[2243.50 --> 2246.02] I had to restore from backup and just get out of there.
[2246.10 --> 2250.72] And I have just determined I am sticking with the old Z-Wave integration
[2250.72 --> 2251.94] for as long as possible,
[2251.94 --> 2255.68] and I'm going to hope to just switch to Matter sometime next year.
[2255.82 --> 2258.10] And then I went online, Alex, and I looked it up,
[2258.10 --> 2263.72] and man, people said they were spending like 6 days fixing their setups
[2263.72 --> 2266.76] after they migrated to the new Z-Wave JS integration.
[2267.02 --> 2267.76] I love Home Assistant.
[2268.38 --> 2271.28] You all know this, and it is a universal truth in my life.
[2271.84 --> 2275.16] But it feels to me a lot like Alex as a teenager.
[2275.48 --> 2277.38] I used to come along to my parents and say,
[2277.72 --> 2280.50] I've got this cool idea about how you can make your life easier.
[2280.50 --> 2282.16] All you do is this.
[2282.28 --> 2283.38] You just do this.
[2283.48 --> 2284.44] You just do that.
[2284.66 --> 2288.46] And I kind of feel like Home Assistant is in that kind of adolescent phase
[2288.46 --> 2293.62] at the moment where you just need to do this migration just this once,
[2293.64 --> 2295.12] and then it will just be fine.
[2295.28 --> 2298.50] And six days later, you're just still picking up the pieces.
[2298.72 --> 2299.34] You know, it's...
[2299.34 --> 2300.06] Yeah.
[2300.20 --> 2302.32] Sometimes I understand it's a necessary evil,
[2302.48 --> 2307.58] but also I do think we need to be careful somehow as a community.
[2308.16 --> 2309.52] I don't know what the solution is,
[2309.78 --> 2311.60] because if people don't maintain the old stuff,
[2311.68 --> 2312.96] we've got to move to new stuff, right?
[2313.34 --> 2314.64] Yeah, it's tricky too with open source,
[2314.74 --> 2317.00] because, you know, you only have so many contributors
[2317.00 --> 2318.18] and they only have so much time.
[2318.32 --> 2319.40] And yeah, I do get it.
[2319.44 --> 2321.64] And I am actually just grateful they've kept the old integration
[2321.64 --> 2323.30] working for as long as it does,
[2323.38 --> 2325.50] and I'm hopeful it makes it until next year,
[2325.50 --> 2326.94] because that's when I'll probably switch over.
[2327.54 --> 2328.92] And there were plenty of resources,
[2329.16 --> 2331.98] but you have to have a few people that take a dive and try it
[2331.98 --> 2333.54] and report back on how it goes.
[2333.96 --> 2336.24] And maybe if you've got any success stories, let us know.
[2336.24 --> 2337.78] In fact, we love all of your stories,
[2338.26 --> 2340.34] your war stories, your success stories,
[2340.46 --> 2341.90] and your questions and suggestions
[2341.90 --> 2344.46] at selfhosted.show slash contact.
[2345.04 --> 2348.22] And of course, a big thank you to our site reliability engineers,
[2348.44 --> 2349.18] our subscribers.
[2349.36 --> 2353.06] You make this show possible over at selfhosted.show slash SRE.
[2353.88 --> 2355.26] Every single episode,
[2355.52 --> 2360.16] we do a little bit of shenanigans in the post show for our subscribers.
[2360.42 --> 2364.22] We talk about cars, barbecue, all sorts of stuff.
[2364.22 --> 2366.06] Selfhosted.show slash SRE.
[2366.18 --> 2367.26] Go find Alex on Twitter.
[2367.44 --> 2368.52] He's at Ironic Badger.
[2368.62 --> 2369.58] I'm at Chris LAS.
[2369.78 --> 2372.70] And the show for like, you know, events, news, stuff like that,
[2372.82 --> 2374.00] at selfhosted show.
[2374.14 --> 2375.64] And the network is at Jupyter Signal.
[2376.16 --> 2377.02] Thanks for listening, everybody.
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