This is amazing work - the promise of the ballet of "home automation" has to date been frustrated by the stomping of the muddy boots of primitive and inflexible sets of rules.
While getting a Hubitat to do anything has an up-front learning curve about as steep as the one required in assembling a 1970s Lotus 7 Series 4 from a quarter-finished effort abandoned by a "more sensible" man, this kind of thing makes up for the lack of a thorough step-by-step guide for beginners.
RM is great, but this is much more useful for things people actually want to do, and allows them to express themselves in a manner that is more natural, complete with exceptions to the rules added as an afterthought - 'cause that's when you think of them!
Iām noticing if you select the notification action, you lose the drop down to change actions. So you end up having to remove the child and start over if you want to change to a different action.
Not what I was asking. I know how to select a rule. But I dont want to run a rule only the rule actions. The question is does it run and evaluate the entire rule or only the actions and what happens if the actions are conditional.
Yes, I use it on my Washer and Dryer plugs to make sure I have the correct status. Refreshes every 5 minutes. Makes the announcements more reliable and timely.
I created a rule to toggle my patio light when the back door is opened between 7PM to 6AM (with time frame crossing over midnight), but the light is still toggling in the middle of the day.
Also, is there a way to have "Operate between sunset and sunrise"?
thanks update worked fine this time and using package manager.. redid the time trigger.
Noticed it doesnt appear to be saving the debug setting as i want to see what happens the first time it runs tonight. It seems to turn off by itself. I guess thats normal..
