You should NOT be using the IDE to change anything related to devices using Edge Drivers. You could mess them up.
The correct procedure is to change drivers using the mobile app. Open device tile, click 3 dots, choose driver and select change driver.
For devices that have Edge Driver that you messed with in the IDE it would be a good idea to delete them and re-add them to ST.
Any way to have the ability to choose humidity or temp on the tile for RDG_Zigbee-temp (SONOFF SNZB-02)? I’m looking for a driver that displays humidity on the tile and all seem to display temp only.
In this driver is possible to display temperature and humidity
[Beta] ) Edge Driver Zigbee Temp Sensor and Thermostat Mc: - Devices & Integrations / Community Created Device Types - SmartThings Community
Just tried that but unfortunately it gives me a multi tile with a bunch of other stuff I really don’t need. Hoping for a single tile with humidity only. Apparently the smartthings driver used to do this, but it only shows temp for me.
Yes Display is multi tile
@Mariano_Colmenarejo Is there more options in other drivers?
To my knowledge smartthings never had a DTH stock that showed humidity in the tile.
It would be a custom DTH that someone made and shared.
Now smartthing doesn’t offer that function in its stock drivers either.
You can make a feature request to smartthings
Using this virtual device driver
[ST Edge] vEdge Creator: a virtual device generator for end users - Devices & Integrations / Community Created Device Types - SmartThings Community
is possible to add temp/humidity device and in device’s settings is possible to select humidity tile.
Then you need Rules API rule that copies humidity measurement from real device to virtual device.
Quite complicated 
@byoung was correct in his statement ‘Apparently the smartthings driver used to do this’. The stock Zigbee Humidity Sensor driver did indeed display the humidity on the dashboard tile until October, when the profiles were changed to list temperatureMeasurement first (PR #294).
Might try this. Thanks for the idea.
I kind of did this for my Aqara Temp/Humidity sensors…for every sensor I had 11 virtually switches…representing: 20,25,30,40,45,55,60,65,70,75,80. At least it gave me a rough idea of humidity, but my humidifier’s control had nothing to do with these switches. The goal range was between 42% and 44% (especially during the week they kept us caged up…)
Though I’m now in the process of converting them to use a text field device, its still the same coarse ranging right now…but all the rules are on the single device and setting a text field to some value…
I used to have custom DTH’s to show either temperature or humidity…though two of the sensors affect other things based on temperature or humidity, so I want to see both…
