I have an on button RF that I use with the Sonoff RF bridge, which is integrated into the HomeKit via Homebridge. The button appears as a current switch in Home. I set up an automation to activate my "Good night" scene. If I activate it through Siri or the Home application, it runs practically instantly. I also have some RF sensors that activate active automations that do the same thing. For some reason, when I press the button, there is a delay of ~ 15 seconds before the automation starts running. At first I thought it might be a delay in Homebridge, however, if I watch the switch in the Home app, I can see it on / off as soon as I press the button. Does anyone know what could be causing this delay?
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