Once I managed to get the hOn integration working, I had the same issue as with previous versions of HA: the sensors weren’t updating. I fixed it in a botched manner, using a script that reloaded the integration.
In my case, I have a tumble dryer, and by pressing the "anticrease" (Spanish: antiarrugas) button, the sensors update without needing to reload the integration.
I simply created a script that turns that button on and off every 5 minutes, and now the sensors update without needing to reload the integration.
Now the status sensors are displayed perfectly on the timeline, without any gaps.
In my case, it works with a tumble dryer; I assume it would work with other appliances, using the same procedure on a different "button."
Once I managed to get the hOn integration working, I had the same issue as with previous versions of HA: the sensors weren’t updating. I fixed it in a botched manner, using a script that reloaded the integration.
In my case, I have a tumble dryer, and by pressing the "anticrease" (Spanish: antiarrugas) button, the sensors update without needing to reload the integration.
I simply created a script that turns that button on and off every 5 minutes, and now the sensors update without needing to reload the integration.
Now the status sensors are displayed perfectly on the timeline, without any gaps.
In my case, it works with a tumble dryer; I assume it would work with other appliances, using the same procedure on a different "button."