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I installed the Auto Backup HACS integration and I have a network storage configured in Home Assistant (FYI, I’m running HAOS). If I use HA’s Developer Tools and manually call the “Auto Backup: Backup Full” service, there is a “Location” field where I can select my network storage. The backup successfully completes and saves to my network storage.\n
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\n
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I installed the Auto Backup HACS integration and I have a network storage configured in Home Assistant (FYI, I’m running HAOS). If I use HA’s Developer Tools and manually call the “Auto Backup: Backup Full” service, there is a “Location” field where I can select my network storage. The backup successfully completes and saves to my network storage.\n
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But in an Automation (based on the Auto Backup bluerpint), I can’t find a way to configure the Location - it defaults to HA’s data disk (i.e., `/root/backup`). DO I have to manually add the location in the yaml? If so, how do I access the actual yaml? When I select “Edit in YAML”, all I see is the barebones blueprint YAML:\n
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\n
<span style="color:#323232;">alias: Automatic Backups\n
</span><span style="color:#323232;">description: using the Auto Backup HACS integration\n
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\n
When I view the automation’s traces I can see much more detailed YAML, but I can’t edit it.\n
\n
Thanks for assistance.
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I installed the Auto Backup HACS integration and I have a network storage configured in Home Assistant (FYI, I’m running HAOS). If I use HA’s Developer Tools and manually call the “Auto Backup: Backup Full” service, there is a “Location” field where I can select my network storage. The backup successfully completes and saves to my network storage.\n
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But in an Automation (based on the Auto Backup bluerpint), I can’t find a way to configure the Location - it defaults to HA’s data disk (i.e., `/root/backup`). DO I have to manually add the location in the yaml? If so, how do I access the actual yaml? When I select “Edit in YAML”, all I see is the barebones blueprint YAML:\n
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\n
<span style="color:#323232;">alias: Automatic Backups\n
</span><span style="color:#323232;">description: using the Auto Backup HACS integration\n
</span><span style="color:#323232;">use_blueprint:\n
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</span><span style="color:#323232;"> backup_time: "02:00:00"\n
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\n
When I view the automation’s traces I can see much more detailed YAML, but I can’t edit it.\n
\n
Thanks for assistance.
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