somber bear
I'm using adaptive lighting because it's really nice to have dimmer, redder lights at night. I searched a while back and one of two "correct" ways of doing this is with a shelly and a physical light switch. This keeps the bulb (ikea tradafi) powered on and just sends it "turn off" commands instead of physically removing power.
So the shelly is in "detached" mode. I have an automation that looks for the shelly to send out the signal that the switch has been switched, then subsequently turn on the light.
(I tried using the shelly integration, but it... wouldn't work, it was trying to force me to fill in a non-required section, and I had nothing to fill in there because I wasn't using the shelly like that.)
Anyway, that all works fine. I flip the switch, the shelly grabs that and tells HA that the switch has been flipped, and HA tells the bulb to turn on.
Here's the issue, the bulb will turn on at the same color/brightness that it was turned off last. And it'll take upwards of 50 seconds (the refresh time of adaptive lighting) for the light to change colors/brightness. Now, this is annoying because this is the EXACT behavior as if I just switched power to the bulb, so why did I install the shelly at all?
There are a lot of checkboxes that seemingly help/stop this issue, but I haven't found the right combination of ones to make it work right. Here are all the ones that I think are related:
take_over_control
detect_non_ha_changes
only_once
adapt_only_on_bare_turn_on
separate_turn_on_commands
send_split_delay
adapt_delay
intercept
multi_light_intercept
Anybody found a combination of these that'll... fix my issue?
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