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Can you add a step so that users know to paste the .groovy file code into the IDE?

this should include smartapp code to auto set 'away' status based on presence

When the Nest Thermostat is set in range mode using both a heating and cooling setpoint, upon changing the Heat value using the slider, and error is thrown in SmartThings live logging and the heat value is not changed. Cooling changes are saved properly.

SmartThings Live Logging error produced for the Nest Thermostat upon attempting to change the Heat setpoint:
error java.lang.NullPointerException: Cannot get property 'uri' on null object @ line 496

There is a pull request with a fix

Hi,

Have you (or anyone else) officially submitted a request to integrate SmartThings with the official Nest API?

Thanks!

NEST has modified their configuration a bit, and they've added an ECO mode, which doesn't appear to be quite the same as AWAY. Before I had routines that would set the NEST to AWAY if my electricity costs crossed a specific threshold, but now I need it to set the NEST to ECO mode, which isn't currently an option.

Any chance you could provide an update for these new features?

For some reason api() is getting called with null for a method and the device type is chucking a wobbly. By simply protecting with a default of "status" before calling the API, we're able to ensure the nest re-authentication works when there's a platform update.

before def request = methods.getAt(method) we can just add

  if (method == null) {
    method = "status"
  }

It means we "tap twice", but since I can't get a stacktrace in smarthings ide, this is a good stop gap in case someone else keeps getting null pointers.

If not is it fixable or have things changed too much ?

Nest servers started returning 302's on all my resquests. Do request does not handle 302s.

I looked at the code and I cant figure out why but I can't get costume preferences for the device to display. As such the code is failing because I cant enter my nest login information. Any Ideas?

How do I expose the device so I can control it via Amazon Echo? When I try to configure the list of devices that the Echo is allowed to control, the Nest isn't an option.

It would be *_really *_nice to be able to control it via the Amazon Echo

On my nest I am shown degree temperature like 20.5. This doesn't seem to support this, any way to add it?