I understand that things like this are not guaranteed, but as some point in the last couple months the text I was getting back from my locks changed. It used to include "thumb" when it was physically unlocked from the inside and I could use that to trigger the "next" door to unlock.
It was really nice to be able to discern which side of the door the user was.
Z-Wave JS might be passing the data differently to the driver (it's a bit opinionated in what it does by default). If you enable debug logging, you should see more information about the "raw" data coming into the Hubitat driver. My guess is that it was looking for before (specific information in the AlarmReport, most likely) is no longer there or perhaps just pre-parsed a bit differently, and that could help figure out the difference.
I'm guessing what it boils down to is I can't really do anything about it...but will look at the output and see if there is anything else I can match.
Is there any chance at all a request to update the driver is possible? I know from other systems and groups as well that I'm not alone using the ability to decern which side of a locking system was opened from to drive rules. I'm just guessing...but BE469's are pretty common/popular...maybe still the most common.
as suggested above, then share the output from (at least) keypad and thumbturn locks so someone can see what the difference is, if there is one in this case?
Yes, but no one can do that without information like the above. (Assuming it is still possible, which I imagine it would be at some level but would be easiest if the information is already there, which the above will tell.)