HA no longer recognizes "custom:atomic-calendar-revive" after updating to 9.0.x

[RandomTask83]

Is there an existing issue for this?

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Current Behavior

Installed via HACS, I previously had 8.0.0 installed. After updating to 9.0.2, the card no longer works and displays "Custom element doesn't exist: atomic-calendar-revive." Upon downgrading to 8.0.0, that restored the functionality of the existing card but further upgrading/downgrading has resulted in the card not working with any version installed.

Expected behaviour

Custom card displays configured cards with type:custom:atomic-calendar-revive.

Steps To Reproduce

1. Install Atomic Calendar via HACS
2. Create card with type: custom:atomic-calendar-revive
3. Receive error "Custom element doesn't exist: atomic-calendar-revive."

Mode

Calendar

Card Version

9.0.2

Home Assistant Version

2023.10.1

Configuration

type: custom:atomic-calendar-revive
name: Family Calendar
enableModeChange: true
entities:
  - entity: calendar.name_calendar
    name: Name Calendar
  - entity: calendar.ics_2
    name: ICS
  - entity: calendar.calendar
    name: Calendar
sortByStartTime: true
showDate: false
hideFinishedEvents: false
showRelativeTime: true
showMultiDay: false
compactMode: false
hoursOnSameLine: true
offsetHeaderDate: false
showAllDayHours: true

Relevant log output

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Hello @RandomTask83, thank you for your interest in our work!
If this is a bug report, please provide your configuration and any screenshots that would assist troubleshooting, otherwise we can not help you.

[RandomTask83]

There seems to be an issue with the card being installed via HACS - not sure if that is just an issue with my setup. I was able to get the card to work by following the manual installation process and adding "/local/community/atomic-calendar-revive/atomic-calendar-revive.js" to the resources.

As far as I understand, installation via HACS should not require those additional steps so I'd be happy to assist with troubleshooting if necessary.

[marksie1988]

The issue here would be with HACS, this is likely a cache issue. after installing and having issues did you try reboot home assistant?>

[RandomTask83]

Yes, I did try rebooting HA between changing installed versions of Atomic Calendar. I continued to see the error message until I performed the steps for a manual installation. Additionally, I do have several other HACS integrations/frontends that do not seem to have this issue.

Is there a manual way of clearing the cache or checking for the presence of the necessary files within HACS? I'm by no means an expert so I was not able to use File editor to locate where the files would be copied to when installing via HACS.

[marksie1988]

@RandomTask83 please could you confirm what browser and version you are using?

Some older browsers have now been dropped by dependant packages hence why this may not work

[nicholashead]

I’m seeing the same behavior on an older device (old iPad). Downgrading to 9.0.2 sees it working again. So something changed in between latest stable and that version to cause some issues with older devices.

[unrly]

This is happening to me too, and I verified it by downgrading to 9.0.2. I'll be staying on this version, glad it's working again.

One thing of note: the only device this is happening on an Amazon Fire 10 running FireOS. It does have issues loading the Frigate card as well, and have seen it have issues with at least one other due to outdated webview.

[marksie1988]

Some older browsers have now been dropped by dependant packages hence why this may not work.

[Paktas]

Installed new via HACS, rebooted HA, the card is present on Frontend tab, but does not recognize the custom card Custom:Atomic Calendar Revive when trying to add into the dashboard.

Card Version: 9.2.0

Home Assistant
Core: 2023.11.2
Supervisor: 2023.11.3
Operating System: 11.1
Frontend: 20231030.2

[marksie1988]

Is it on an old device?

I saw that the dependant packages used by the card have dropped support for some older browsers

[Paktas]

Home Assistant Yellow (several months old).
Browser: Chrome Version 119.0.6045.124 (Official Build) (64-bit)

[marksie1988]

That version of chrome is quite new what config did you try?

[shanerehm1234]

I'm also having the same issue on Fully Kiosk Browser version 1.54.1-play. Running on an RPi 3B with Lineage OS (Android 10). Also saw it on an older version of Chromium running on a Chilipie instance (sorry, don't know what version it was).

[marksie1988]

Unfortunately there is nothing I can do about this, you would need to stay on an older version of the card.

The version of some dependant packages removed old browser support which in turn causes this card to lose that support too.

[marksie1988]

All thanks to @steveworkman I have just merged and released a beta that should mean atomic calendar now works on older browsers again.

Please install the 9.8.0-beta.3 and let me know if it works for you.