I’ve had my SmartThings a while now, and it had finally stabilised… Until a couple of weeks ago.
I have a Hue bulb which is triggered to turn on as part of the “I’m Back” program when someone arrives home. Now, instead of staying on, it comes on for about a second, and goes off. Other Hue apps are working as normal leading me to think it’s an ST issue. I’ve rebooted both the hue and Samsung hubs just in case, and it still happens.
Anyone else having this issue?
RoadRunner
March 24, 2016, 3:46am
2
haven’t noticed,
you may want to look at resetting the profiles associated with the tasks (in addition to the already reset done on the hub)
Hey all!
Just wanted to stop in and let ya know about a new feature we rolled out.
In the IDE you may, or may not, have seen a new link next to all the SmartApps in the IDE. You will now see a “Update” link next to all SmartApps. This is a nifty little feature that allows you to run the “Updated” method in a SmartApp. This essentially will allow the smartapp to reschedule itself and re-make subscriptions.
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You can get to this list by:
logging into the IDE
clicking on My Locations
select the location you want to work with
click “List SmartApps”
Unclear if you are affected by random glitches or that the new scheduler has rolled out to you or not.
Hey fellow community members and developers!
We’re doing it! The new scheduler (Ticker) is being rolled out to everyone as of now. We wanted to give you a quick note as to what to expect, what the new scheduler is, and what it isn’t.
What is ticker?
Ticker is our new scheduling architecture for SmartApps and Device Type Handlers. It has been built to be much more robust and scalable than the Cassandra scheduler we have been using for the last couple of years. We are really confident in it’s ability to improve scheduled actions on the platform.
How do you know it will be more reliable?
We first went back to the drawing board and really thought through this one and we are confident in the architecture. With ticker we have compensation jobs that check for any cron schedules that may have…
sidjohn1
March 24, 2016, 3:48am
3
I"d check your device and smartapp logs to see why
Logs and SmartThings:
https://graph.api.smartthings.com : This is the first place to go when SmartThings are not acting right. This is also the developer site, even if you’re not geek this is an excellent resource to check logs and forcibly delete smart apps and devices.
Live Logging:
https://graph.api.smartthings.com > Live Logging
This is where real time logs can be found. If you are having problems paring new devices or debugging code, this is a great place to start.
Hub logs:
https://graph.api.smartthings.com > My Hubs > List Events > From Hub
Great place to see hub connectivity all PING’s (I’m Alive) and hub disconnect/reconnect messages can easily be seen here. These entries are historical up to 7 days
Device logs:
https://graph.api.smartthings.com > My Devices > (Choose a de…
Cheers gents. Logs taken and sent to ST UK support. Will see. Incidentally, it only appears to be when arrival home is detected by a presence sensor. If I manually run “I’m back”, the light stays on.
iamjezz
March 29, 2016, 9:01am
5
I found the same, it used to work but now it take 2-3 hours to set “im back” so i have to do it manually