Unable to Link to ady624/webcore GitHub Repository

I’m trying to get started with webCore and trying to link to the github repository

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Any ideas?

Corey

Uh-oh, that’s new… anyone else has this problem?

There’s at least one other user who has reported it on github

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It’s working now. I disconnected from github (had been authorized for a long time but hadn’t used), and reconnected. Working as expected.

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I have the same problem. I’m not sure what they mean by “disconnected” but I logged out of github, logged out of graphapi, logged into github, then graphapi and still no joy. Same message as folks above.

Update: never mind…i see it now in the settings pane. That said, I should have noted the other repository i was connected to because you lose all the previously connected repos.

When I try to update from repo I only get 1 program

It looks like you are updating from your Device Handlers page. You need to be on your SmartApps page.

Got as far as loading up everything on the IDE. When I go the the iPhone app and try to setup WebCore it tells me that “location” is not setup correctly. I tried following the instructions and nothing works. Is there anyone who can help maybe via zoom? this is very difficult to get going

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If I am not mistaken, what that means is that you need to setup the geofence in the SmartThings app - open the ST app and go to the three vertical ellipsis button (top right on iOS) and click Manage Location - There is a section there called Geolocation, click on that and set the circle around your home. When done, click Save and then try again. Let me know how that works please, thank you.

What you are experiencing is webCoRE trying to guide you through setting up your geolocation but still giving you instructions for the Classic app rather than the current app. Unfortunately the app has hidden the Manage Location page in one of the places you’d least expect to find it.