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AutoFrank 372
Morning...
I thought I'd try a catchy title to grab peoples attention
My internet dropped out during the night and as a result my alarm clock (HC2 + sonos-api + pushover+weather) didn't go off this morning because of a corner case in my code relating to 'no internet being available'
It was one of the first things I wrote about 2 years ago and is a reasonable easy fix
.....but it prompted me to drop a post here.
Many of our systems now use a lot of cloud or internet based elements (alexa, tune-in radio, weather, messages, etc) and it needs to be able to function, at least in part without crashing, when the internet and all associated services are unavailable.
It may be worth checking your code to see that it is resilient and functional when internet services are not available
That's all for now
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Morning... I thought I'd try a catchy title to grab peoples attention My internet dropped out during the night and as a result my alarm clock (HC2 + sonos-api + pushover+weather) di
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As Internet indeed becomes more and more important, it's likely more people would consider a second internet connection. Although this is not directly related to Fibaro, I'd be happy to write a s
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@AutoFrank I think it is brave of you to admit such errors exists in your scripts. It makes you a responsible person. By telling this, you warn users and help them write better code. Somet
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