ERROR: No tariff information found for the IMPORT meter

[F2UME]

Hi,

Have been setting this up via the HomeAssistant Add-On.

Have configured the settings as follows, which all seem valid as far as I can tell.

However, when running the application, The following notifications are received. The logs for the add-on produce the same errors below, too.

Octobot v0.8.1 on. Running a one off comparison. DRY RUN: Starting comparison of today's costs... Traceback (most recent call last): File "/app/main.py", line 335, in run_tariff_compare compare_and_switch() File "/app/main.py", line 203, in compare_and_switch account_info = get_acc_info() File "/app/main.py", line 51, in get_acc_info raise Exception("ERROR: No tariff information found for the IMPORT meter") Exception: ERROR: No tariff information found for the IMPORT meter

Has anyone come across this?

[eelmafia]

• Do you have a home mini?
• Have you tried running it more than once?
• Lastly, can you run this locally so you can print out the import_agreement variable?

[F2UME]

Hi, thanks for the response. Yes, home mini is alive and working. Has been for months. I have tried repeating the run. Even reinstalling the add-on. Same results. As for running locally, I can certainly try and get something running in Docker Desktop etc. is the home assistant version any different though? It pulls directly from GitHub if I’ve understood correctly.

[eelmafia]

No, the home assistant is same. It looks like the software works, and the problem is with what Octopus' API returns for your personal account.

The only way to diagnose the problem is to see what the Octopus API returns. One way is to run it locally with Python and add a line to print out the data, another option is to just query the endpoint yourself with something like Postman,

Do you have python installed on your local machine? This would be as easy as

1. Cloning the repo
2. Adding your stuff in config.py
3. Adding print(import_agreement) on line 45 in main.py
4. Running scheduler.py

[F2UME]

@eelmafia Managed to get it executed locally. Same outcome:

[eelmafia]

That's strange. What tariff are you currently on?