It's been 10 months since I originally reported that IFTTT integration was broken after months of stable operation: https://forums.homeseer.com/forum/ho...r-not-received. I believe I was one of the first to report this issue.
It's been 8 months since I posted above in this thread that this still wasn't working. Since then I've endured (oh the agony) the hardship of having to turn my Hue bulbs on and off separately instead of being to control them with my Homeseer switches and events.
I just tried it again today and IFTTT integration with Homeseer is still not working! This is totally unacceptable to still be broken after nearly a year -- even if it's IFTTT's fault, I would expect Homeseer to have a good enough relationship with them to get it fixed in a matter of hours, not years. And if it's something wrong with only a small group of accounts I would also expect Homeseer to prioritize fixing it for those accounts given how big a selling point IFTTT is for most home automation devices. Right now Homeseer definitely should not be claiming that it works with IFTTT as they proudly proclaim here: https://homeseer.com/ifttt-integration/. This is basically a lie.
Yes, I could fix this by buying a plugin from the Homeseer store to control my Philips Hue lights but at this point I'm not interested in paying Homeseer to work around this bug.
Yes, I can probably work around this using the Webhooks IFTTT plugin that jeff98363 describes above. I'll probably do that, but it's basically a hack -- Homeseer relying on Webhooks IFTTT integration instead of having its own integration fixed.
It's been 8 months since I posted above in this thread that this still wasn't working. Since then I've endured (oh the agony) the hardship of having to turn my Hue bulbs on and off separately instead of being to control them with my Homeseer switches and events.
I just tried it again today and IFTTT integration with Homeseer is still not working! This is totally unacceptable to still be broken after nearly a year -- even if it's IFTTT's fault, I would expect Homeseer to have a good enough relationship with them to get it fixed in a matter of hours, not years. And if it's something wrong with only a small group of accounts I would also expect Homeseer to prioritize fixing it for those accounts given how big a selling point IFTTT is for most home automation devices. Right now Homeseer definitely should not be claiming that it works with IFTTT as they proudly proclaim here: https://homeseer.com/ifttt-integration/. This is basically a lie.
Yes, I could fix this by buying a plugin from the Homeseer store to control my Philips Hue lights but at this point I'm not interested in paying Homeseer to work around this bug.
Yes, I can probably work around this using the Webhooks IFTTT plugin that jeff98363 describes above. I'll probably do that, but it's basically a hack -- Homeseer relying on Webhooks IFTTT integration instead of having its own integration fixed.
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