No automatic lights
See original GitHub issueUpdated to v2.0.3 but still no automatic lights for living room. Office is working. Bedroom, bathroom are not working.
Here is what I had before config flow:
living_room:
icon: 'mdi:sofa'
presence_sensor_device_class: ['motion']
automatic_lights:
entities:
- light.fireplace_light
disable_entity: binary_sensor.living_room_motion_override
include_entities:
- binary_sensor.lumi_sensor_motion_living_room
- light.fireplace_light
- light.pole_lamp
- light.living_room_light
- media_player.living_room_tv
Here is what I see now:
Here is the config flow setup:
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Personally, I would define the state more generically as
enabled_state
with anenable_entity
andenable_mode
and get way from using ‘Night’ or ‘Dark’ but that’s just my opinion…Entity used to control area state:
State of enable entity:
Then in the area attributes
Automatic
[enabled|disabled] rather than ‘Automatic lights’ since other features can be controlled (climate, etc.)Enabled
[true|false] rather thanNight
and while we’re at it, change
sleep
toaccent
since anentity
has to be defined.For me,
sleep state
implies I would be able to have no lighting but that’s not currently the case…Accent
[true|false]I did and I believe Entity Controller is the more general use focused component. Magic Areas has area state and presence detection as main focus and actions are features, so features are aimed towards are state rather than being more generic.