Multi-System Reactor

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  • Using Zooz ZEN32 Scene Controller as Trigger

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    Thank you both @togglebits and @Andr. I got it now.

  • Upcoming Release -- Plan for the Future

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    That did the trick. Thanks again.

  • Dismiss -option for updates

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    I'm pretty busy and this is a convenience thing in my view, and not looking to me like a high priority at the moment. I see the need, but I'm in triage mode at the moment with my time. Very busy.

    But... this is one of the reasons the stable channel builds exist. You could switch to that, and then you'll only get notices when a new build in stable is offered, which historically is just a few times a year. You can install latest for anything bleeding-edge that you need if that comes up, and go back to stable again later.

    The other factor in this is that I don't want people lingering on old builds. That's a support nightmare for me. So much so that if you report a bug to me on any version that isn't current in the channel you are using, I'm going to reflexively ask you to update to the most recent release in the channel and try again. In some cases, I may even ask you to try latest.

    Also, while I try to keep the release notes pretty accurate and in sync with the changes to the code, I do miss things from time to time, particularly when I'm in a hurry, so some fixes don't get mentioned by error of omission. Some are intentionally screened out (e.g. I can clean up some messy or poorly-structured code I see, and that would not even warrant a mention in the release notes, but the act of replacing or refactoring the code may fix a bug that I wasn't even aware was there -- and yes, there's always a risk of an injection when I do this as well, but I do spend a lot of time testing).

    Anyway, my recommendation at this point is to just switch to stable if you need immediate relief. The current stable build is 23242, and is built from the latest 23242 code base (so its release notes apply). The stable builds are always done this way.

  • case statement with a single when clause fails

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    It'll be fixed in the next release. You are right; it should work. The bug actually arises from the else, not the single when. Oopsie!

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    The behavior you're describing is not necessarily expected, but it could be influenced by the design of the API https://tech-stack.com/blog/what-is-an-api/ or how the server is handling requests.

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    Working now. I no longer see binary_sensor.state for the tilt sensor which was erratic at times showing the garage door was open while it was actually closed. I can now use the tilt_sensor.state (primary) = true/false

    Thanks again. Much appreciated.

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    @togglebits Just want to make sure you did see my response three days ago. The zip file did the trick.

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    I have similar cases and if this is feasible for you, just use delay before/after the actual actions. Delay actions are accepting expressions. I have a couple of them even using random delays.

  • Variable Value select array part

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    Awesome! Well done!

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    That looks like it did the trick! Was getting a bit confused between browser_id and device_id but your explanation cleared things up. Thanks again Patrick!

  • reactor-lgtv: LG TV Controller for Reactor

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    new update to handle WebOS' new settings to only handle secure connections. If you have troubles, update to 231017 and set secure to true (it's the default going forward, anyway).

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    A final update here... adding in a minimum of 00:00:05 delays has resolved the issues.

  • [Solved] OWM error

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  • Host time is wrong

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    Screen shot simultaneo:

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  • Migration question

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    Basically, all you need to do is copy the config, storage, and if you have it ext subdirectories, and everything will move over. You'll need to be careful of any directory-specific items in the config files but these are very few and I don't think most people run into them. But pretty much everything needed to clone or recover the system is in those two (or three) directories; everything else either comes from the installation package, or is just logs and similar dynamic data that can be rebuilt.

  • docker synology import

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    many thanks it just a ln -s which it was missing

  • MSR - Bug report

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    @toggledbits said in MSR - Bug report:

    This is all great. Your "New Information" message would have gotten me there; I can see it now. Thanks for the extra information, that helps confirm the first and cover other cases.

    Stay tuned for fix...

    I'm glad you were able to see and replicate my issue. I'm also glad that I was able to come up with a work around until you're able to present a fix.

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    Not in the current version. I'll add a mapping for it for the next version.

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