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Forcing device detections #2262
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Hi, |
Thanks @andrew-codechimp |
@andrew-codechimp just realized.. does it matter if the devices are actually coming over to HA from Smart Things integration? |
Smart things devices will be supported, it just depends on whether people have added them to the library. |
Looking at that second screenshot from HA all your devices have unknown in the manufacturer and model fields, which means the Smart Things integration is not passing through these when it creates the HA device. |
Thanks @andrew-codechimp. That was my fear. Not sure why ST / HA wouldn't do the pass thru, but even if it did, it looks like some of the Edge drivers that you have to add to ST for devices now, provide an odd value "SmartThingsCommunity". This stuff is all so fun |
BTW: Really like the integration. Nice work @andrew-codechimp |
Thanks, well I hope you find it useful for your non Smart Things devices. |
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
How do I force battery/device detection. I have a long established environment with 200+ devices, but B+ doesn't seem to detect any of them. I have battery_notes: in my configuration.yaml with detection set to on.
Describe the solution you'd like
B+ provides a way to "detect now"
Describe alternatives you've considered
manually adding a LOT of devices - yuck
Additional context
love the integration just doesn't seem to find as many (any) devices as expected.
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