Closed wolfiegrr closed 7 months ago
You can safely ignore the warning. Please try using version 1.1.6, there is a fix addressing stability issues.
Just updated to 1.1.6 the same day of that post. I'll monitor it on the new version. Thank you!
Fix in 1.1.6 didn't help. The issue the same as mentioned in the issue #3 As a workaround, you don't need to remove the bridge, deleting cached accessories will help. In my case (running Homebridge on Raspbian):
Ssh to the Raspberry Pi cd /var/lib/homebridge/accessories/ sudo hb-service stop sudo rm cachedAccessories.[YOUR-BRIDGE] sudo hb-service start
The Homekit should work properly after this.
I believe @mcm246 fixed the issue in 1.1.8 along with incorrect warning Please try it.
Describe The Bug: Too many devices are reported per Child Node even though it is well under 150 per node, eventually after ~2-4 weeks, the entire system becomes unresponsive, Bridge needs to be removed and re-added to homekit.
To Reproduce:
Expected behavior:
Logs: 12/8/2023, 6:50:56 AM] [Crestron Home Platform] Updating Devices state [12/8/2023, 6:50:57 AM] [Crestron Home Platform] Updating Devices state [12/8/2023, 6:50:57 AM] [Crestron Home Platform] Succsessfully authinticated, working with version: 2.000.0003 [12/8/2023, 6:50:57 AM] [Crestron Home Platform] Returning more than 149 devices, Homebridge may crash - 329 [12/8/2023, 6:50:57 AM] [Crestron Home Platform] Returning more than 149 devices, Homebridge may crash - 329 [12/8/2023, 6:51:16 AM] [Crestron Home Platform] Updating Devices state [12/8/2023, 6:51:17 AM] [Crestron Home Platform] Returning more than 149 devices, Homebridge may crash - 329
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