This should be something like this, without the 2 initial columns:
0|homebrid | [9/24/2019, 7:30:56 PM] [Hubitat hhm:0.2.17] HE websocket received ping from hubitat Ping
0|homebrid | [9/24/2019, 7:31:07 PM] [Hubitat hhm:0.2.17] Change Event (Socket): (TV:46) [SWITCH] is off
0|homebrid | [9/24/2019, 7:31:12 PM] [Hubitat hhm:0.2.17] HE websocket sending keepalive ping
0|homebrid | [9/24/2019, 7:31:12 PM] [Hubitat hhm:0.2.17] HE got pong
0|homebrid | [9/24/2019, 7:31:47 PM] [Hubitat hhm:0.2.17] Change Event (Socket): (Airbnb Scene:455) [SWITCH] is off
0|homebrid | [9/24/2019, 7:31:48 PM] [Hubitat hhm:0.2.17] Change Event (Socket): (Garage Light:205) [SWITCH] is off
The important lines are the Change Event do you see those in the logs?
@dan.t Do you see the first log line? I have some additional code I didn't commit, it listens for Ping's from the hub. (vs from us) and sends pongs. Looks like we're getting pings from the hubitat. By default the WebSocket library doesn't reply to it...I wonder if this is actually interesting or a red herring.
Hi @dan.t, sorry to report had another sync issue last night. I can confirm that the Home App showed shades open at 50% and Hubitat showed the devices as closed and 0%. I didnt grab the logs as I was running out the door.
I've recently invited my daughter to access our Home in the iOS Home app. She can see all the devices, but they all say Not Responding. Weirdly, before she upgraded to iOS 13.1 I think it worked, but I removed her again and re-invited her again trying to resolve another issue (I actually just wanted a way for her to get a profile on tvOS 13...)
I don’t have any control over the UI, that is all Apple. I can only use the layouts that Apple provided. And there is nothing in there to group switches the same way as an Alarm System