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light.turn_on should document how different simultaneous requests are handled #34907

Open Lucretiel opened 1 week ago

Lucretiel commented 1 week ago

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light.turn_on should document how different simultaneous requests are handled, espeically when they have overlapping durations.

For example, if I have an automation that triggers at 6:55 that turns on the lights with a transition of 10 minutes targeting only the brightness (slow fade to bright), and a separate automation that triggers at 7:00 that targets only the color temperature, will that cause the brightness adjustment to be interupted, and my lights will be stuck at half brightness?

This specific problem is one I'm happy to solve myself, but the docs should be specific about the behavior of the transition parameter.

URL

https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/light/

Version

2024.9.3

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