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iOS 16 - Missing scene names #1122

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sascharucks opened this issue Nov 9, 2022 · 9 comments
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iOS 16 - Missing scene names #1122

sascharucks opened this issue Nov 9, 2022 · 9 comments
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Starting with iOS 16 I lost the names from my Hue scenes in the Home app.
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Before I could see the names. Screenshot from old Mac Home app:
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It is a bit inconvenient without the names to find the right scene. Could this be fixed? Thanks!
For reference the same view in Hue.
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My settings (version homebridge-hue v0.13.47)
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ebaauw commented Nov 9, 2022

This is an issue in HomeKit; you’ll have to take this up with Apple. If you change (delete) the service names from HomeKit, you can still see the names as exposed by Homebridge Hue.

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Thanks for the feedback! Could you elaborate how to change/delete the service name? I couldn't find anything in the iOS Home app.

I also created a feedback ticket with Apple under FB11774172.

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ebaauw commented Nov 10, 2022

Open the tile for the accessory, scroll down to settings, select Accessories, to see a tile per service (!), select a tile, scroll down to settings, and change the name.

I find it easier to use Eve for this, where you have a single screen for all services under Types & Names in the accessory settings.

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ebaauw commented Nov 10, 2022

I do see several online conversations suggesting Apple are (now ?) using Configured Name. I tried to expose that before (in an attempt to sync the Hue bridge resource names with the HomeKit service names) and got burned badly, so I removed that feature. Maybe Apple changed the logic for iOS 16? Will need to do some testing this weekend.

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Any success with trying Configured Name?

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ebaauw commented Dec 3, 2022

I think I tackled it. When scenesAsSwitch has been set, Configured Name is added to the Switch service, and Home shows the scene names. Both when showing the accessory as a single tile as well as separate tiles.

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Add _Configured Name_ to _Switch_ service for scenes, see #1122.
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ebaauw commented Dec 3, 2022

In v0.13.49.

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I just tested it. Works perfect. Thanks a lot!

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Mallepi commented Dec 19, 2022

Hello, I have to get on the subject. I think that the problem is related.

For me, through homebridge-hue the hue scene name is displayed correctly in homekit.
If I change the name of the scene switch in homekit homekit forgets this own name again after a certain time.
After that, the scene name from the Hue app is displayed again in homekit.

I could not find out why? Would be happy about help. Thank you!

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