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stuck at updating.. if a light is offline #21
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Try version 0.1.9, hopefully it works better |
Thanks, tried that. Doesn't help. Have to hunt down any bulb which is off to get everything working again. |
+1 I had to stop using this plugin due to a off bulb breaking the entire homekit stack. I'd like to know when this is improved. |
Damn maybe this explains why all my Accessories started not responding and acting strange. I recently shut the light off before we left for holidays.
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+1 I had to stop using this plugin due to a off bulb breaking the entire homekit stack. I'd like to know when this is improved.
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This may be a problem with how Homebridge is implemented. |
i can't imagine that there wouldn't be a way to fix this, through the plug in itself. Is there no way to just tell homebridge that the device is offline, hence don't wait for a response from the device? my experience with node is non-existent so, it'd be great to get some input. edit:based on the optional parameters provided from he config file, it does look like that these should be sufficient to solve the issue, but if im not mistaken, they do have default values, (very close to the ones provided as an example). Which would mean that it should already be working after a slightly longer wait. However, that does not seem to be the case :( edit 2:after tinkering with the optional package parameters i seem to have found a solution that works, but likely isnt the best. "messageHandlerTimeout": 45000, // optional: in ms, if not answer in time an error is provided to get methods setting this to a shorter time (i have it set to 10000ms or 10s) will cause the To use this "fix" just add the parameter above to your
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I have the same problem. I've made the timeouts super short but still it has problems. |
if you happen to be using control center to control devices, removing the devices which get powered off from your favorites should stop them from attempting to load each time. Obviously not a "solution", but helpful. |
Please try version |
I have 3 Lifx 2nd lights, 0.1.8 works extremely well when all are online. But if one of the bulbs is switched off, then the homekit controls get stuck at updating.. both in home app and control center.
i can trigger the lights but it takes longer to respond even though all the buttons buttons continue showing updating.. . This is consistently reproduced.
Currently running on Raspberry Pi first gen
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