@Mariusthvdb wrote:
building on this: Please check correct trigger and id in this automation
I have test automation for finding the correct trigger templates for my persistent_notifications. To see which service_data is used:
- alias: 'Global persistent notification dismissal notification' trigger: platform: event event_type: call_service event_data: domain: persistent_notification service: dismiss action: service: notify.mobile_app_calltheboss data_template: title: 'dismissed' message: > persistent notification with notification_id {{trigger.event.data.service_data.notification_id}} was dismissed
without any frontend persistent_notification being created (or at least so I can see) this is firing about very 5 minutes…??
message text is:
persistent notification with notification_id config_entry_discovery was dismissed
Apparently the config discovery going on in the background, creating a persistent notification, which is then auto dismissed somehow. The dismissal is being sensed by the automation, and reported…
Is this a bug in the system, or a unexpected side-effect of an ‘ignore’ for the discovery I set? these kept bugging me:
and now still do, in the background apparently? I would think, setting the ignore fall would truly ignore the discovery, as in prevent. Now it seems to hide it, which is really unwanted, and taking system resources at that.
or would something else be going on
thanks for having a look
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