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@szczepan-kuzniarz Thanks! The new ES version is more strict that "new" must be placed before a constructor. We have just released a new firmware update that is more relaxed regarding creations of new Sockets, as a workaround for users of that lib.

The website is up and running now. We have upgraded the js engine to a new modern one. If your previous code is not working, please share it.

@scullracer Hi!

Sorry to hear about the hardware issues. Unfortunately it is not possible to create such action for Flic in iOS due to limitations in the API to trigger arbitrary Shortcuts.

@admin-flic please see https://community.flic.io/post/21479

@sgemmen Yeah, it's still on the roadmap. But first we are prioritizing to finish the general available Matter release.

@dainova I would use a Google Pixel with "stock" Android instead of those asian brands which often like to introduce "power saving features" which kills apps every now and then, even though they are declared to stay alive by using a Foreground Service.

In any case, which action are you using and in what do you mean exactly with "more reliable"? Is something not working as expected, in that case, what exactly? Does the button stay connected to the phone (LED should flash green when you press it) or is it something wrong with the action you try to execute?

When you open up the app it should give you a popup or similar allowing you to enable the permission if not already enabled. Is this not working?

@joacim-n-linder The twist rotational functionality for lights controls lights of the following Matter device types:

Dimmable Light (0x0101),
Color Temperature Light (0x010C) or
Extended Color Light (0x010D)

There is also something called "On/Off Light" (0x0100). These don't support dimming and hence cannot be controlled from Flic Twist (rotational feature). It appears from the comment below that HA Matter bridge plugin incorrectly puts 0x0100 as the device type for dimmable lights and hence the issue.

@mon-bosma you should contact the developer of that plugin to add support for dimmable lights. Seems like a very important missing feature.

@mon-bosma An "On/Off Light" (0x0100) only supports two physical levels of brightness: either 0% or 100%. From the Matter specification of this device type:

"For this device, since its only states are on or off, if the Level Control cluster is implemented, it SHALL not have any effect on the actual light level except for those commands that cause an on/off state change, that is, the “with on/off” commands."

You need to bridge your light as a Dimmable Light (0x0101), Color Temperature Light (0x010C) or Extended Color Light (0x010D) instead if you want the Level Control cluster to have an effect on the actual (physical) light level.