So far the flow is working perfectly when the locale is using centigrade for temperature. Maybe this is something to do with conversion to fahrenheit. I will need to figure out how to test this.
If this is a conversion problem, then it is a Homey issue and not an issue with the app itself, as the converstion is done automatically by Homey based on your locale.
That is unfortunatly the way Homey works, the default On/Off function for every device. This a common issue for many devices where you do not want to accidentally toggle the power,
The tileās quick action can be completely disabled from the source code, but then it is disabled for everyone. Maybe something to contact Athomās Support | Homey and suggest enhancement for the mobile apps?
Wow, got an answer from Athom support and itās impressively useless.
Thank you for contacting Homey support!
It is indeed true that some devices can be controlled directly with one touch, and some device (with more options) will need to be controlled with a few more steps. This cannot always be controlled by Homey. If Iām correct, the heat pump is controlled through a Sensibo controller that can also control an air conditioner (next to the heat pump). My guess it that the developer chose to make the user experience this way because of this reason. I will pass on your feedback to the responsible team internally to see if changes can and need to be made.
Furthermore, I would like to kindly ask you to contact the community developer of the Sensibo app. He or she might be able to explain more about the integration and possibly implement your feedback, as he or she is the creator and manager of the integration. You can contact the developer through this link: Issues Ā· oh2th/com.sensibo Ā· GitHub
I trust this answers your question to your satisfaction, which is why Iām closing your ticket. If you have any questions, please donāt hesitate to contact us again.
I canāt programmatically disable the UI Quick Action functionality since that is not available in the Homey SDK to do so.
I fully understand your problem and sometimes the quick action might be an issue that someone accidentally hits the wrong tile and the power is toggled for the device. To me this still sounds something that Athom should have available the option for a user to disable it for any device that has the tileās UI quick action.
I got an answer for my answer to that mail and the misunderstanding was acknowledged and this is kinda promising:
I have taken the liberty to add your request to our internal list for feature requests.
And a new followup:
I will pass on the additional feedback from you and the Sensibo app to our development team. They mentioned that the developer might be able to add āuiQuickActionā: false, to the capability options of the device. This is only listed for custom capabilities, and I am not sure which capability the devices and developer us.