jvmahon

I'm cross-posting a link to the response I gave in my forum. See https://github.com/jvmahon/Homebridge-HomeSeer4/issues/136#issuecomment-766704366

The idea of migrating to SQLite is interesting. On a related issue - one of the things I've been thinking about is the initial start-up speed of iOS Home when...

> As the request is sent to each HAP-NodeJS instance separately, you can improve the “updating” performance by putting all the quick responders in one instance, and the slow ones...

> Thanks, both. I'm still unclear on the difference between `setValue` and `updateValue`. Is it _only_ that `updateValue` doesn't generate a `'set'` event? If so, I can't see why a...

> hem t That sounds right. Thanks for the correction.

I'm also having similar problems. I can add devices to iOS Home and Google Home, but there are many issues when trying to add to HomeAssistant. One thought - maybe...

@CaliLuke The advice is generally to make sure you have no mDNS responders. I thought I was following that advice, but then did some more looking and realized that Apple...

> I have a house full of Macs, an Apple TV and a Google Home screen. If other devices capable or hearing multicast are an issue then the Matter integration...

I decided to do a "redo" on all my Matter devices, so I reset them all, deleted my home from iOS and Google Home, deleted the HomeAssistant Integration and started...

I think what is going on is that the Air Quality sensor, which was added in Matter 1.2, has some cluster overlap with the Matter 1.1 Temperature Sensor and Humidity...