Problem in dispatchFibaroEventToMqtt(event) if a scene has the same identifier as a device

[alexander-vitishchenko]

Problem in dispatchFibaroEventToMqtt(event) if a scene has the same identifier as a device

[alexander-vitishchenko]

Hi @rico0260

Do you have your scene/automation set on Fibaro HC3 or Home Assistant?

QuickApp has no impact how your scene works on Fibaro HC3, but I'm happy to help.

If this is on HC3 side - can you send me your scene screenshots, and also it's copy in Lua format, so I can see what might be needed to get fix?

[rico0260]

Hello Alexander Vitishchenko,
Yes my scene is configured in HC3,

Yes, I observed that the QuickApp has no impact on the scene, but the QuickApp intercepts the scene and takes it for an event of a floodSensor device which has the same ID (#142) automatically defined in the box HC3.

Attached the configuration of the scene:

the same scene converted to Lua code:

Attached is also sensor #142

Best regards.

[rico0260]

Hello Alexander Vitishchenko,

I think we should check the origin of the event because in my case it is not from a device but from a scene:

Always available to help.

Best regards.

[MomosX]

If i understand correctly this is not an issue, but an extra log line in the QA about some event. If that's the case, it is not the only event that gets captured by the QA, as it should. You can safely ignore those log lines.

All events that the QA does not recognise are logged like that.

[rico0260]

A scene is not a device, so I made a pull request to inform the author of my modification.

Have a good year.

[alexander-vitishchenko]

Absolutely, I'll adjust the logging in a way it produces more relevant text messages for QuickApp users. There several places like this, including but not limited to scene-related events.

The initial intention was to capture any anomaly in the logs using "the more the better" approach, but without spending much time out refining the text. Luckily it is possible to do better now and the focus is to improve usability and long-term stability.