Hi Javier,
I’m very late returning to this (sorry!), but wanted to say a big thanks for posting the solution you found.
After a bit of fudging around it appears to have worked for me too. I thought it didn’t originally - but then it suddenly started working as I was fiddling with other parts of the automation_handle_alert_silencing automation and alert_door_opened alert entry - so assume I must’ve also messed something else up when I was last working on this.
FWIW I ended up including three triggers in my automation_handle_alert_silencing automation, all looking for the same actionable notification return data ({{ alert_silence }} in my example) - mobile_app_notification_action, ios.notification_action_fired and ios.action_fired.
Seemed prudent as I’ve ended up sending the actionable notifications to a notifier group that could include devices other than my iPhone (+ Apple Watch) in the future. Apparently ios.action_fired is used for Apple Watch actions vs ios.notification_action_fired for iPhones (according to Actionable Notifications - HowTo and examples), and I assume mobile_app_notification_action is somewhat generic and should hopefully cover Android devices / any other target I use for an actionable notification in the future.
Thanks.