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[image] Johnnybegoode: Haven’t seen this posted before, but I’ve just found it in the web Advanced UI. List of ALL rules (API / Routines) that use a device. That can be quite useful. I’ve been doing essentially the same thing for five years now with the Rules API (but only a year and half wi…

[image] TapioX: The name of the driver as a link that opens a list of devices that use the driver. Hi, @TapioX Sorry for the delay, we created a feature request last week about this. Remember the implementation of this kind of request depends on the team’s workload and approval. [image] …

[image] nayelyz: Can you provide more details about this request, please Sorry, my description was very incomplete. My idea is: In Devices’ In Use By list TYPE is always Rule [my_smartthings_com_Advanced_Users_Devices Rule] In Rules’ list SOURCE is API or Routine [my_smartthings_com_Adv…

[image] TapioX: @nayelyz @Luis_Humberto_Medina Feature Request: A new feature to Hub’s Installed Drivers List [my_smartthings_com_Advanced_Users Hub Feature Request Driver Name to Link] The name of the driver as a link that opens a list of devices that use the driver. A similar list as C…

this is cool, nice to see something beyond the CLI. I had created a bunch of Rules in the CLI and just stumbled on this, easy to make an edit when i had a switch fail and needed to replace it within a rule. Question: why some rules able to control the Enabled\Disabled and some are not? [image] i…

[image] AZSteve: Question: why some rules able to control the Enabled\Disabled and some are not? Rules API rules are always Enabled. Only SmartThings App routines can Disabled. Correction (Edit): [image] TapioX: Rules API rules are always Enabled. It is not possible Disable/Enable Ru…

Thank you for clarifying @TapioX !

[image] TapioX: Rules API rules are always Enabled. Only SmartThings App routines can Disabled. Enabling/disabling Rules API rules used to be achieved via the public API in a similar fashion to Routines using the Client API. Then it switched to need the Client API and last time I was aware it…

[image] TapioX: Rules API rules are always Enabled. Only SmartThings App routines can Disabled. Rules API rules can be disabled via the Rules API and will display as “Disabled” in the SmartThings Advanced Web app, albeit in a lighter font than Routines. [01] I routinely disable rules when I…

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AZSteve (Steve) September 21, 2024, 5:16pm 224

so true. if a rule is using a device that is offline (maybe it’s broke, like in my case) and needed to replace the switch, it would be a big time saver to see which devices are offline, etc.

maybe even alias of the device name, instead of the GUID

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