Theme Patcher Bug?

[Mar1usW3]

Bug Report

If i try to execute this with the theme patcher in Homeassistant:

  - action: shell_command.create_token
    data:
      theme: graphite
      token: brown-color
      type: generic
      value: rgb(var(--token-rgb-red))

i get the following error:

Update & Patch Graphite Theme (Advanced): Error executing script. Service not found for call_service at pos 4: Action shell_command.create_token not found

Then i execute this, the log say it is done but nothing is done :-)

action: shell_command.patch_theme
data:
  theme: graphite
  token: red-color
  type: generic
  value: rgb(var(--token-rgb-green))

if i execute:

action: shell_command.patch_theme
data:
  theme: graphite
  token: 123-color
  type: generic
  value: rgb(var(--token-rgb-green))
this is working

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• I am using the latest version of Home Assistant.
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[TilmanGriesel]

@Mar1usW3 I’m trying to figure this out, but it’s unclear what’s causing the issue. It looks like you’re calling a different shell command named create_token, which might be missing its configuration. Could it be that you need to add the token creation flag to shell_command.patch_theme and use that instead?

[Mar1usW3]

i saw this here:
#76 (comment)
but i tought this is not needed anymore

[TilmanGriesel]

The flag is still required, but I have already included it in the Advanced Shell Command Example, so no additional modifications are needed.

If possible, I recommend using a single shell command entry. Just ensure you have the latest shell command example and the most up-to-date theme patcher script. You can update to the latest version by running: Step 1 – Download the Patcher.

Managing multiple scripts and methods can quickly become convoluted and confusing. Hope that helps!

[Mar1usW3]

i only use one single shell command:

patch_theme: "python3 /config/scripts/graphite-theme-patcher.py --theme '{{ theme }}' --token '{{ token }}' --type '{{ type }}' --create --value '{{ value }}'"

but still the red-color token is still not created