Google Home thinks my Hue bulbs are switches and doesn't turn them off

[jbtibor]

It’s definitely not the name because none of my lights have the word “light” in name.
I added light to name anyway but made no difference, those lights still have a switch icon in Home Control devices list, not a light bulb like the ones what are controlled by GH.
My problem is not the same like this:

Switch/Light Classification in Google Home?

I have a Google Home, Hue Hub and lights and Smartthings hub, and just purchased a GE Z-Wave Dimmer. I have two sets of lights in my kitchen, an overhead sink light, which has a Hue bulb, and then the four recessed lights that are controlled by the Z-Wave dimmer. Smartthings can control all of them just fine, but I’m having issues with the voice commands. The phrase “OK Google, turn on my kitchen lights” only turns on the sink light. I found out that the GE Dimmer is classified as a switch, so I have to say “OK Google, turn on/off my kitchen switches”. I can also use “OK Google, turn on my Kitchen Floods”. Is there a way to classify this GE dimmer as a light, rather than a switch, so I can say “Turn off my kitchen lights” to get both the Hue and GE Dimmer on the same command? ** So…

The pattern is that white bulbs are treated as switches, and colour bulbs (both E27 and GU10) are treated as light bulbs regardless of name.

Re-linking ST account didn’t help.

The reason I think this is a bug in SmartThings is that when I create a Smart Lighting automation swtiches are displayed in lights list and lights are displayed in switch trigger list. The first makes sense to some extent because switches can control lights (probably the wording should be changed though), but I don’t understand why lights are displayed when I select a switch trigger.