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The plugin has no option directly visible to modify the logon URL from home.nest.com to a different nest subdomain. This is not typically required, but is required if the user's logon is not on home.nest.com. While modifying the I_nest.xml file at line 440 works: local url = { url = "https://home.foo.nest.com/user/login",
I am not sure this will persist between plugin updates and making it a variable changed from the Nest device's property page on the Vera would make it more user friendly/easier to change.
Suggested enhancement: Move either the entire value of the local url or the domain portion (between https:// and /user/login) to a variable configurable from the user properties page. Since the overwhelming majority of users will go through home.nest.com, the variable would default to this out of the box, but could be editable.
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Hi,
The plugin has no option directly visible to modify the logon URL from home.nest.com to a different nest subdomain. This is not typically required, but is required if the user's logon is not on home.nest.com. While modifying the I_nest.xml file at line 440 works:
local url = { url = "https://home.foo.nest.com/user/login",
I am not sure this will persist between plugin updates and making it a variable changed from the Nest device's property page on the Vera would make it more user friendly/easier to change.
Suggested enhancement: Move either the entire value of the local url or the domain portion (between https:// and /user/login) to a variable configurable from the user properties page. Since the overwhelming majority of users will go through home.nest.com, the variable would default to this out of the box, but could be editable.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: