PLEG/PLTS failure after upgrade

Plugins & Plugin Development Program Logic (PLEG)
#1

Upgraded to Program Logic 5.5 yesterday, all was working fine until this afternoon when I added a new motion sensor. Core, PLEG, and PLTS all upgraded per [url=http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php/topic,14446.0.html]http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php/topic,14446.0.html[/url] and verified to be current version on Apps/My Apps page. Once I added a new sensor, all of my existing PLEG/PLTS devices failed to start. Uninstalled plugin, restarted vera3, installed core and PLTS and the default PLTS device failed with the same error. Several errors in the logs:

01 12/30/13 20:06:26.691 LuaInterface::CallFunction_Startup-1 device 91 function Initialize failed [string "module("L_ProgramLogicCRG", package.seeall)..."]:122: attempt to index local 'f' (a nil value) <0x2be41680> 01 12/30/13 20:06:26.692 LuImplementation::StartLua running startup code for 91 I_ProgramLogicTS.xml failed <0x2be41680>

I recently replaced a complex set of scenes and various plugins with PLEG/PLTS and am quite happy with how it simplified things… Any ideas on how to fix this issue?

Running Vera3 with 1.5.622, in an all-ZWave environment.

#2

@buzzdavidson

You may want to restore your system from a backup from before the upgrade.
I see the source of the crash … but do not know why it is happening to you.

I will fix the crash (the symptom) but still need to fix the cause of the problem.

Where are you located ?

#3

Physically? Near Seattle, WA USA.

I’ve done a lot of experimentation with this unit so will probably revert to factory configuration before proceeding. I’ve installed and removed quite a few plugins over time, so there may be some cruft at the root of this issue. Wish me luck…

#4

Reset to factory state, fortunately was able to keep all of my existing Z-Wave associations. PLEG and PLTS worked fine after re-install; in fact, the system is much more responsive overall. I suspect that one or more of the dodgy plugins that I had installed in my initial experimentation left behind some cruft that was causing issues.

Kudos on an elegant design. I was able to replace a Rube Goldberg-esque set of plugins and scenes with a few PLEG devices; much simpler, and easier to debug as well. The status report concept is one that I hope other plugin developers adopt, as it makes it much easier to see what’s happening behind the scenes.