and then iterate through them, and do stuff, it is orders of magnitude slower due to built-in rate limiting (and number of HTTP requests) than if you just do once
get_{light,sensor}
and look at the full JSON dump (that has been around years, since bridge sw ver 1.3).
For example, in my case, I had to do following changes to get reasonable performance with 'few' lights/motion sensors/tap (and more coming up):
robmarkcole
commented
6 years ago
Currently, if you use e.g.
and then iterate through them, and do stuff, it is orders of magnitude slower due to built-in rate limiting (and number of HTTP requests) than if you just do once
and look at the full JSON dump (that has been around years, since bridge sw ver 1.3).
For example, in my case, I had to do following changes to get reasonable performance with 'few' lights/motion sensors/tap (and more coming up):
https://github.com/fingon/kodin-henki/commit/d30a518f191b1839af516ce462408958687025dd