I have a couple of SwitchBots that I programmed through Homebridge and HomeKit to run in the morning. The robots are called Frank and Friendly. As you can see from this diary, the trigger was sent to Frank eighteen times. However, he made twenty patterns. Sometimes Frank presses the right number of times, sometimes nineteen, but this morning he did twenty. This is selecting a program on a bread maker and then pressing the Start button. An extra press is a little frustrating, but OK, because the program is pretty much the same, but two extra presses make the dough almost unusable. I'm fully updated, I'm running Homebridge on a Raspberry Pi4 and with Homebridge SwitchBot OpenAPI. Does anyone have any suggestions, please? [16/05/2021, 06:15:00] [xxx@xxx] Send the request for Frank Bot to the SwitchBot API. command: parameter turnOn: default commandType: command [16/05/2021, 06:15:13] [xxx@xxx] Send the request for Frank Bot to the SwitchBot API. command: parameter turnOn: default commandType: command [16/05/2021, 06:15:26] [xxx@xxx] Send the request for Frank Bot to the SwitchBot API. command: parameter turnOn: default commandType: command [16/05/2021, 06:15:39] [xxx@xxx] Send the request for Frank Bot to the SwitchBot API. command: turnOn parameter: default command Type: command [16/05/2021, 06:15:52] [xxx@xxx] Send the request for Frank Bot to the SwitchBot API. command: turnOn parameter: default command Type: command [16/05/2021, 06:16:05] [xxx@xxx] Send the request for Frank Bot to the SwitchBot API. command: parameter turnOn: default commandType: command [16/05/2021, 06:16:19] [xxx@xxx] Send the request for Frank Bot to the SwitchBot API. command: turnOn parameter: default command Type: command [16/05/2021, 06:16:32] [xxx@xxx] Send the request for Frank Bot to the SwitchBot API. command: turnOn parameter: default command Type: command [16/05/2021, 06:16:45] [xxx@xxx] Send the request for Frank Bot to the SwitchBot API. command: turnOn parameter: default command Type: command [16/05/2021, 06:16:58] [xxx@xxx] Send the request for Frank Bot to the SwitchBot API. command: parameter turnOn: default commandType: command [16/05/2021, 06:17:11] [xxx@xxx] Send the request for Frank Bot to the SwitchBot API. command: parameter turnOn: default commandType: command [16/05/2021, 06:17:24] [xxx@xxx] Send the request for Frank Bot to the SwitchBot API. command: turnOn parameter: default command Type: command [16/05/2021, 06:17:37] [xxx@xxx] Send the request for Frank Bot to the SwitchBot API. command: turnOn parameter: default command Type: command [16/05/2021, 06:17:50] [xxx@xxx] Send the request for Frank Bot to the SwitchBot API. command: parameter turnOn: default commandType: command [16/05/2021, 06:18:04] [xxx@xxx] Send the request for Frank Bot to the SwitchBot API. command: parameter turnOn: default commandType: command [16/05/2021, 06:18:17] [xxx@xxx] Send the request for Frank Bot to the SwitchBot API. command: turnOn parameter: default command Type: command [16/05/2021, 06:18:30] [xxx@xxx] Send the request for Frank Bot to the SwitchBot API. command: parameter turnOn: default commandType: command [16/05/2021, 06:18:43] [xxx@xxx] Send the request for Frank Bot to the SwitchBot API. command: turnOn parameter: default command Type: command [16/05/2021, 06:19:06] [xxx@xxx] Send the Friendly Bot request to the SwitchBot API. command: turnOn parameter: default command Type: command
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