ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException when creating device presentation for 6 switches

[w35l3y (Wesley Menezes)]

Yesterday, I tried to create MANY device presentations for my 6-gang switch.
These were some of my failed attempts for 1 “switch all” + 6 switches…

  #vid: 34461f59-c775-3314-9597-86c1a7bed48f # composite=true + detailView
  #vid: 43b553bb-2d9a-3c5f-8dcf-e1c3be19bd3d # composite=false + detailView
  #vid: 3b2a0dc1-fb94-3502-bca8-eeb76ebfafdd # composite=true - detailView
  #vid: eb64d691-6c80-34e9-b18e-2ca533df81ca # composite=false - detailView

Every time I tried to use them, the app closed abruptly.
I thought it had something to do with caching device presentation. I unrolled hub from the channel, uninstalled driver, … and nothing changed.

How to update default device presentation?

Hi, @w35l3y! By “default device presentation”, do you mean the one automatically generated in Edge drivers? If so, first, you need to get the device-config used to generate that presentation which can be retrieved with this command: smartthings presentation:device-config VID --yaml --output=devConfig.yaml That output is the one you need to modify using the supported options as shown in the API reference. The difference is that the device presentation is the result of the device config, this means the first gathers the presentation from each capability so, you cannot use it to create a new presentation. After you modify the device config, you need to execute the create command: smartthings presentation:device-config:create --yaml -i devConfig.yaml Note: This won’t update the curre…

Today, after more than 24 hours, I decided to check the log report.

There were something about ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException, length=4 and ComplexCardViewHolder.java

So I decided to create 401729f7-a367-389d-bf11-b5bfbf2c8d3d that is a replicate version of 34461f59-c775-3314-9597-86c1a7bed48f, but only with 4 components and it worked!

So the app seems not to accept more than 4 composite components.

Is it confirmed officially ?
Is there any plan to support more than 6 components ?

[nayelyz (SmartThings Developer Support)]

Hi, @w35l3y!

@w35l3y

Is it confirmed officially ?
Is there any plan to support more than 6 components ?

I’ll check more details about this with the engineering team.

As I understand, you’re using 5 groups in total: “main”, “switch1”, “switch2”, “switch3” and “switch4”, right?

[w35l3y (Wesley Menezes)]

@nayelyz

As I understand, you’re using 5 groups in total

Yes! I wasn’t counting “main”.
main, main01, main02, main03, main04

My first attempts were expecting 7 components: “main” (switch all), “main01” (switch 1), “main02” (switch 2), “main03” (switch 3), “main04” (switch 4), “main05” (switch 5) and, “main06” (switch 6)