Found It. Thank you for your help.
So seemingly now if you have more than one Hue hub you can now link them together in the hue app under a single account so you no longer need to switch between the two hubs. I'm just trying to get my head around wether doing this would impact this integration or not? Has anyone done this yet? Thanks
I did it and haven’t had any problems. The integration connects to each hue bridge directly over lan, so wouldn’t be impacted by the change in the Hue app.
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Thanks for this. Was about to do it then I read the next step was to be able to integrate all bulbs into Alexa from the single accout, all good for those not using something like CH to do this, but if they do this automatically via the native integration then I'm suddenly in a whole world of pain with duplications...
I seem to be losing it here. How do I add one of my hue remotes? I have 3 currently paired with the hue bridge. I tried searching this thread and the only thing I could find was a comment saying it's not supported. But I also already have a hue dimmer added to Hubitat with a cocohue button driver and cocohue bridge integration is the parent app. What am I forgetting?
Basically I need to get one of my remotes into Hubitat so that I can use it to pause and resume my Room Lighting, since otherwise my remote control commands just gets overridden by room lighting
Open the CoCoHue app
Tap “Select Button Devices”
After the device list refreshes, tap the dropdown and select the device you wish to add.
That's odd, my app only shows lights, groups, and scenes. HPM says I'm on the latest app version?
Do you have the V2 API option enabled?
Also, if you look at th actual code, what versions do you see, especially for the app code?
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