Hue: Remove incorrect dimming lower bound logic. #1832
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Type of Change
Checklist
Description of Change
This was some of the first code I wrote for the Hue driver, and I had a misunderstanding of the
min_dimming
property returned by the API.The
min_dimming
value in the API is informative, and represents a percent of the total lumens the device is capable of outputting that you will get if you request the lowest possible brightness for the bulb (1%).We were interpreting it as a lower bound on the values to send, which is not correct.
This PR removes the lower bound checks, and instead clamps all dimming commands to the range of [1,100] inclusive.
Summary of Completed Tests
Tested against all bulb profiles that we support.