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OCT 03
TIL: Delay Inside the Run Is Not a Debounce
A delay inside an automation run never rechecks state. Use a for: duration on the trigger.
OCT 03
TIL: Home Assistant’s “wait 5 minutes” Doesn’t Mean “Still True After 5 Minutes”
Trigger plus delay doesn't re-check anything; two Home Assistant automations killed things in use before I moved the duration onto the trigger.
OCT 03
TIL: A Delay Without a Recheck Is Just a Timer That Lies
Two Home Assistant bugs in one week had the same shape: wait five minutes, then act without rechecking.
OCT 03
TIL: A Delay After a Trigger Is Not a Debounce
Two Home Assistant bugs in a week had the same cause: a delay after a trigger instead of a duration on the trigger.
SEP 30
The Tool Bloat Wasn’t in the Profiles. It Was in the Email Rule.
Cloud-lane tool bloat in AutoHub traced to one thing: intent rules that enable whole server groups and then sticky-grant every tool in them.
SEP 29
The Auto-Merge Workflow Was Perfect. The Checkbox Said No.
A GitHub Action built to auto-merge babysit:ready PRs passed every eligibility check in dry-run, then hit a repo setting nobody had ever turned on.
TIL: Delay Inside the Run Is Not a Debounce
A delay inside an automation run never rechecks state. Use a for: duration on the trigger.
OCT 03
TIL: Home Assistant’s “wait 5 minutes” Doesn’t Mean “Still True After 5 Minutes”
Trigger plus delay doesn't re-check anything; two Home Assistant automations killed things in use before I moved the duration onto the trigger.
OCT 03
TIL: A Delay Without a Recheck Is Just a Timer That Lies
Two Home Assistant bugs in one week had the same shape: wait five minutes, then act without rechecking.
OCT 03
TIL: A Delay After a Trigger Is Not a Debounce
Two Home Assistant bugs in a week had the same cause: a delay after a trigger instead of a duration on the trigger.
SEP 30
The Tool Bloat Wasn’t in the Profiles. It Was in the Email Rule.
Cloud-lane tool bloat in AutoHub traced to one thing: intent rules that enable whole server groups and then sticky-grant every tool in them.
SEP 29
The Auto-Merge Workflow Was Perfect. The Checkbox Said No.
A GitHub Action built to auto-merge babysit:ready PRs passed every eligibility check in dry-run, then hit a repo setting nobody had ever turned on.