@JayF wrote:
Good day,
I’m quite new to Lovelace (been trying on and off for the last 6 months), and now I would like to invest a lot of time into FINALLY making HA fully working.
I needs ideas in order to make the development more efficient. In order to give you the best context, I’ll describe my environment:
- I’m running HA (docker) on an Intel NUC.
- I’m using my Mac and Visual Studio Code to modify yaml files.
- Visual Studio Code is connected to my Intel NUC using SSH so I can edit the files right away without the need of uploading the file to the NUC each and every time I modify something
- I’m using both Safari and Firefox in order to test.
When it comes to Lovelace, I’d rather use the YAML mode. So… when adding a new card, I actually modify the yaml file in Visual Studio Code, then I need to restart the Docker container every single time to see the changes. Since there is a lot of tries and errors for me it is very annoying to wait 1 or 2 minutes for a single-line modification.
So, the question, does any one know an efficient way to see the changes right away without rebooting? (like a command I could run inside the docker container in bash? or whatever)…
Any other ideas?
Thank you!
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