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# ha-dashboard-graveyard
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Archive of retired Home Assistant Lovelace dashboard configs from the homelab's HA NUC (Yosemite, 192.168.1.244).
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## Why
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Dashboards retired from active use shouldn't stay in HA's `.storage/` indefinitely — they accumulate stale entity references, complicate audits (e.g. the mmWave `presence_information` migration), and bloat HA backups. This repo snapshots each retired dashboard's config JSON so it can be re-imported later if needed, without keeping it live.
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## Layout
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```
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<dashboard-url-path>/
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config.json # full Lovelace config from `lovelace/config` WebSocket API
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README.md # why it was retired, last active date, replacement (if any)
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```
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## Restore procedure
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1. In HA UI: Settings → Dashboards → Add dashboard (storage mode)
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2. Pick a URL path matching the folder name in this repo
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3. Use `WebSocket lovelace/config/save` with the `config.json` body
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(or paste into Raw Configuration Editor)
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## Entries
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| URL path | Last active | Why retired | Replacement |
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| [dashboard-tablet](dashboard-tablet/) | 2026-05 | Tablet device no longer in use | n/a |
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