@email any update on this?

@finn probably some bug or something in Homepod then. The mapping between button click type and what lights should be controlled is fully contained within the homepod/Apple TV. The flic hub only delivers the click events.

@Emil Thanks for response! Good to know its still coming. 🙏

@ncd1284 We're doing the best to communicate the features of different hubs. See https://flic.io/flic-hubs which at least I think explains it pretty good.

@nascent Thanks for the info!

Wow 14 days go by with out a reply ?

Is anyone out there ??

@oskar Can now use the device Manager with my account, thank you for the support.

@szczepan-kuzniarz Thanks! The new ES version is more strict that "new" must be placed before a constructor. We have just released a new firmware update that is more relaxed regarding creations of new Sockets, as a workaround for users of that lib.

@Emil It works now! Thanks so much for your help!

@Emil The permissions I enabled were "Show on Lock screen" and "Display pop-up windows while running in the background". These are shown on a picture here https://stackoverflow.com/questions/71449643/how-can-i-get-the-display-pop-up-windows-while-running-in-the-background-and

You were correct, there's an additional permission to start on boot. It worked similar how described here https://nine-faq.9folders.com/articles/8772-how-to-manage-autostart-service-on-the-xiaomi-devices

@willliam The Flic Hub can generally connect to servers that use Let's Encrypt certificates so there must be some other error.

The Wireshark tool cannot be run from within a web browser. You must download the software and run it. I'd appreciate if you could try this. After starting the program, you select "Capture" on your wifi or ethernet interface. Then it starts to log packets. At this time, either run the curl command as instructed in my previous post. Or, if your TLS server runs on the same computer as the one running Wireshark, please try to access the https server using the Flic Hub. Then stop the capture, save, and send me/upload the capture file.

@Emil Is this in the ios app? Where can I see it?

@Emil This is fixed now, thanks for the support!

@pico The hub checks for updates automatically every 24 hours. Unfortunately there is no history on the device of updates. If there are new features for an update, we typically show those in the changelog of the Android/iOS app.

@gerald don't you see my reply?

@Emil the Sonos API method: https://docs.sonos.com/reference/favorites-getfavorites-householdid

@Emil Thank you very much for the detailed explanation!

While I am able to fix these problems using force-closing or updating myself, less tech-savvy users using my app might not. This was the main reason I wanted to display a button-connection status.

I was already using the getConnectionStatus(), but I think using the FlicManagerUninitializedCallback will solve some of the problem's I'm running in to.
It's also good to hear there might be a way to get pending connection info in the future.

As for the problems with the updated app: It used to update and reconnect without any problem, but last update I was signed out of the application. I had to manually login again to get it working. I'm not sure why I had to log in again (this wasn't the case before), but after I did the buttons automatically started working again.
(I am using FlicBroadcastReceiver and FlicButtonCallbacks to get click events.)

Anyone got a solution for the Flic Hub + Homebridge?