I don't think that's quite right. When configuring a scene, if I set the power state on and set the brightness (say to 10%) then the lights pulse on to 100% then back down or, sometimes depending on how the timing works out, they will dim to 10% first and end up at 100%.
The workaround is to not configure the power state in the scene but I have to imagine this is causing more subtle problems elsewhere.
Setting power state to on tells indigo to turn the device on. You can adjust brightness without touching power state if that is what you want to accomplish.
I don't think that's quite right. When configuring a scene, if I set the power state on and set the brightness (say to 10%) then the lights pulse on to 100% then back down or, sometimes depending on how the timing works out, they will dim to 10% first and end up at 100%.
The workaround is to not configure the power state in the scene but I have to imagine this is causing more subtle problems elsewhere.